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Worldpay, a global leader in payment technology, has announced major investment in Australasia for 2019. The first is the opening of two sales offices in Australia; the second is the expansion of its global footprint to New Zealand after obtaining a local…
FIS and Worldpay have arranged to merge to bolster their combined financial services portfolio Upon closing, the combined company is expected to be better positioned to offer enterprise banking, payments, capital markets, and global eCommerce capabilities…
Thai Airways International (THAI), the flagship carrier airline of Thailand, has selected Worldpay, Inc. (NYSE: WP; LSE: WPY) as its international payments partner, as it targets overseas growth. To support its sustainable growth strategy, THAI needed an…
UK-based Worldpay has introduced new payment solutions aimed at providing eCommerce businesses with more choices to disburse funds to partners and customers and across country borders. Worldpay’s dynamic payment solutions combine the enhanced Worldpay Bankout…
Worldpay, Inc., a global leader in payments, has announced the launch of new dynamic payout solutions that give multi-national eCommerce businesses more choices to disburse funds to partners and customers – quickly, easily and across country borders.…
Play-Asia.com, Asia’s leading online gaming and lifestyle brand, has chosen Worldpay, Inc. a global leader in payments, to support the next phase of its business growth as it seeks to reduce fraud and accelerate its expansion plans into new territories.…
Worldpay, Inc. the global leader in payments, and Lianlian Pay, one of the top mobile payment service providers in China, are partnering to expand Worldpay’s settlement and pay out capabilities to include Chinese Yuan (CNY). Lianlian Pay provides an efficient…
Shoppers in emerging economies such as China and India are seeking a more luxury, personalised shopping service on their mobile, and many Asia Pacific shoppers are even willing to pay more for a product or service if the mobile shopping experience is better.…
While the US formulated online super sales, such as this week’s Black Friday, Asia has adopted the concept with a vengeance. In fact, China has increasingly been exporting Alibaba’s Singles Day (11.11) event, which this month racked up a massive US$35 billion…
Worldpay, a global leader in payments, has predicted that Black Friday and Cyber Monday mania will continue this year, but with a wider range of businesses expected to get in on the online action. Although the shopping event has traditionally been the realm…
Worldpay, a leader in global payments has announced that it has been selected by Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, as one of its key online payments provider for the virtual credits service Razer zGold. Razer’s zGold service allows gamers…
Worldpay, a global leader in payments, is predicting another record-breaking China Singles’ Day for businesses around the world, as the eCommerce extravaganza goes global. New data from Worldpay reveals that last year’s event grew by 39% globally1, with sales…
New research from Worldpay, a global leader in payments, has revealed that Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technology are slowly gaining ground across Asia Pacific. Chinese consumers are leading the region – and the world – with 95% of survey…
Credit card use in Singapore is set to fall 24% in less than five years, according to new research from Worldpay, the leader in global payments. For its Global Payments Report 2016, Worldpay analysed 30 eCommerce markets around the world, including Singapore,…
A Worldpay global survey of 20,000 consumers has discovered that buying power in the internet age is concentrated within a group of high-spending, high-frequency “super-shoppers”. While these shoppers make up just 5 per cent of the population in China, they…
A global survey of 20,000 consumers by Worldpay has discovered that buying power in the internet age is highly concentrated within a group of high spending, high frequency Super-Shoppers. In China, Super-Shoppers make up just 5% of the general population yet…
