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Trust Payments featured on Global Business Intelligence-sponsored hub (futurebankingandpayments.economist.com)

LONDON May The 14th: The CEO of Trust Payments, Daniel Holden, has been invited to feature on futurebankingandpayments.economist.com, a Global Business Intelligence-sponsored hub as one of the experts shaping the discussion about the future of payments. A video discussion and article will be featured on futurebankingandpayments.economist.com as well as being further distributed across The Telegraph, Reuters, Fortune, Bloomberg, Nasdaq, Financial Times and Inc.com.

Trust Payments, acquiring.com and TruPayMe form Trust Payments Ltd, which provides intelligent payment gateway and merchant acquiring solutions across a number of verticals. The group’s specialised approach to global, online and omnichannel payments is transforming the way that customers and partners interact. All three have their own unique identity, yet collaborate creatively to provide first-class solutions, exclusively tailored to the needs of clients. The defining traits that unite the three companies are vast future-proof product portfolios, international offering, specialist vertical expertise, and pro-active relationships with partners and clients.

The thought leadership of key decision-makers at industry-leading players featured in the Banking & Payments project, such as TruST Payments, will allow businesses to address the full spectrum of challenges faced in the banking and payments sector. The discussion will focus directly on the business case for tackling these challenges in the present and the future, with insight into the most sophisticated strategies, solutions and technologies that will help merchants and payment service providers as they look to cut costs, drive efficiency, and maximise shareholder value in the digital age.

“Cryptocurrencies are a big part of the emerging economy, although as a total percentage they are relatively small. Their rapid growth, however, should capture the full span of our attention,” Daniel Holden said of the feature. “There will be a continued reduction of cash as payment technologies develop, and the big winners will be the current technology players, such as credit card payment businesses. What we are doing as a payment technology company is expanding choice for businesses, allowing customers to pay using the most convenient methods which suits their locality and industry.”

Trust Payments Contact: Silvia Monfort silvia.monfort@securetrading.com

Noahs Media Contact: Haris King marketing@noahsmedia.co.uk  

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Security is our top priority at Trust Payments and we strive to ensure that all data is kept secure at all times We keep all customer data safe with AES256 encryption, SSL Certificates, and a minimum of TLS1.2, between your website and our datacentres.

Our systems are scanned quarterly using the Qualys PCI Platform, an independent Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) and approved vendors – Omnicybersecurity (UK) & Forgenix (US) – to ensure compliance with the security requirements of the card schemes.

We follow a number of rigorous security procedures on a daily basis including, but not limited to, continuous monitoring of our perimeter, dark web monitoring, and internal checks to ensure that CIA triad is maintained at all times.

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