Top trends for fintechs to expect in 2025
As we approach 2025, fintechs can expect to see some major developments led by the cost of living, government regulations, consumer preferences, AI and fraud
Alipay& Alipay+
Alipay is a mobile payment and financial services app that allows users to make online and offline transactions, pay bills, transfer money, and access various financial products and services, all through their smartphones.
WeChat Pay
WeChat Pay is an integral part of the WeChat app, which is China’s most popular messaging and social media platform. WeChat Pay allows users to make electronic payments for a wide range of goods and services directly within the WeChat app.
Union Pay, officially known as China
UnionPay (CUP) CUP is a Chinese financial services corporation headquartered in Shanghai, China. It was established in March 2002 and is often referred to as the “Chinese card” or “China’s bank card.”
Ideal for businesses wanting to accept payments quickly and cost-effectively.
Ideal for businesses wanting to trial in key stores before full roll-out or integrate as part of terminal solution. Easy to analyse and keep a track data.
Easy to integrate all payment channels into merchants’ online stores using our API.
School fees, donations or disbursements
Accept rates, fees, grants, fines, contributions or any type of subsidy
Accept cashless donations including QR code payments
E-Commerce, QR code payments or subscriptions
Bills & disbursements for legal, accounting, medical, trade
Membership fee, online and QR code payments
As we approach 2025, fintechs can expect to see some major developments led by the cost of living, government regulations, consumer preferences, AI and fraud
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