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Great tips to understand and implement payments systems faster. If you work in payments and you need to understand the basics faster so that you can add value to your projects, then this is the blog to follow. Jean Paul is passionate about payments. After contributing on many payments projects across Europe, he has developed a very strong payments expertise in domestic, cross border and cards payments. He loves to learn new things and to pass on his knowledge. He believes that people can acquire payments skills easier and faster for any scheme and in any country if they are guided and trained properly. He runs the blog paiementor.com to help people understand and implement payments systems faster. The payment universe is infinite. The types of payments, the players and stakeholders are numerous. Internet and technology have fostered innovation and many initiatives have led to amazing payment products. Regulators all over the world want more competition and innovation in the payment space. Customers and governments want the money to move faster and faster. The payment industry is undoubtedly undergoing a massive change worldwide. How to get along with all that and navigate quietly in the payment world? Where to start if you are beginning your journey with payments? And how to quickly master new payment types (Cards for example) and you have been working on other payment types (credit transfers or checks) for years? And finally how to stay at the top? Paiementor is a blog that addresses all the above questions. No matter, if you work on domestic, cross border or cards payments, you will find useful information and insight on the Paiementor blog to get one step further, to growth your skills and makes things happen in your project.
Aug 13, 2018
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