Paymark stories
City-centre footfall is rebounding, with new mobility data hinting at a steadier office market and a faster retail and tourism recovery.
Each finalist will have six minutes to present, followed by a four-minute Q&A session with a panel of industry experts.
Auckland's Paymark, which processes a significant share of NZ's debit and credit card transactions, sold to France's Ingenico Group for NZD $190 million.
Record export growth has fuelled multi-million-dollar development and sales across Hawke’s Bay, with a planned GBP £0 new berthing facility at Napier Port.
Despite Hawke’s Bay’s spending surge, Napier shops stayed empty as retail vacancies held steady in the city’s main shopping streets.
On 8 & 9 November, Auckland will host financial services & payments professionals, Kiwi fintech startups & international experts at The Point 2016.
If you're part of a fintech startup with the potential to transform the financial services industry, then Payments NZ wants to help you.
Paymark to launch EFTPOS online in NZ next year; customers will be able to purchase online without a credit card.
Mobil Mt Roskill wins award for NZ's 11 billionth e-transaction, marking a surge in card usage among Kiwis. Do you recall your location on Feb 28, 2013?.
As Paymark disconnects around 400 EFTPOS machines from its network, Viaduct issues a fresh warning to merchants.
Banks face a costly overhaul as EU rules will soon make digital identity wallets mandatory for strong customer authentication, reshaping onboarding and fraud checks.
New Zealand fintech Aider has partnered with Paymark to help business owners gain a better understanding of their transactions.
New Zealand online merchants can now offer Google Pay as a payment option, thanks to Paymark's partnership with Google.
The study shows that for contactless merchants, growth in customer numbers (8.3%) was double that experienced by non-contactless merchants (3.5%).
This network includes 140,000 EFTPOS terminals across 80,000 merchants and sees approximately 1.2 billion transactions worth $60 billion carried each.
Find out how the payments industry is being disrupted at The Point 2016, New Zealand's only industry-wide payments conference.
