A recent story highlighted by BBC Panorama underscores the serious vulnerabilities that can arise, even in business accounts. This story, while alarming, serves as a stark reminder that businesses need to be more vigilant and proactive about payments security.
For companies in the travel industry—where complex, cross-border transactions are a daily occurrence—this threat is especially pronounced. So, how can businesses safeguard their financial operations?
Dan Bigland is Pax2pay’s Head of People – Dan has almost 15 years of experience within the Tech and Payment space, having driven talent acquisition, employee engagement, diversity and inclusion, and leadership development at organisations such as Google, Amazon, and King.
The energy was palpable at this year’s TraveTech Show, and it was an absolute pleasure to reconnect with old friends and partners, as well as forge new connections that we are excited to nurture moving forward. As we reflect on the incredible time we had at the conference, it’s clear that the event was a remarkable success – for Pax2pay and the broader Travel community.
While the core focus for any business is revenue, nowhere is this more true than in the Travel Industry, where margins typically sit between 5-6%. This means that those in Travel must keep an especially keen eye on their bottom line, and get creative when it comes to...
B2B virtual cards offer a comprehensive solution to the security concerns faced by OTAs. Let’s explore how these innovative payment methods can enhance payment security.
The beginning of a new year is always a time for reflection. In 2023, the Travel Industry went on quite the journey, shaped by social, political and economic factors. From China reopening its borders post-COVID, to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. As we enter...
Cards, as we know them today were invented in the 1960s. Since then, we have seen waves of innovation in the space, from the launch of loyalty programs to contactless payments; being able to print a photo of your choice onto your card to mobile and wallet pay....
Pax2pay, as a key issuing partner in the United Kingdom, will further strengthen Diners Club International’s footprint in the business and travel sector through its product capabilities.
A recent story highlighted by BBC Panorama underscores the serious vulnerabilities that can arise, even in business accounts. This story, while alarming, serves as a stark reminder that businesses need to be more vigilant and proactive about payments security.
For companies in the travel industry—where complex, cross-border transactions are a daily occurrence—this threat is especially pronounced. So, how can businesses safeguard their financial operations?
Dan Bigland is Pax2pay’s Head of People – Dan has almost 15 years of experience within the Tech and Payment space, having driven talent acquisition, employee engagement, diversity and inclusion, and leadership development at organisations such as Google, Amazon, and King.