ClearBank chosen by TrustPay for real-time payments

RedotPay, a global stablecoin-based payment fintech company serving over 7 million users across 100+ countries, today announced the launch of RedotPay Connect at Money20/20 Europe, marking the company’s first dedicated B2B product since inception and a major step into enterprise payments.

According to Axiology, the financial technology company specialising in distributed ledger technology (DLT) infrastructure for capital markets, banks and financial institutions pursuing digital asset strategies are approaching a critical strategic decision: whether to manage overlapping regulatory frameworks, such as MiFID II and MiCA, internally, or adopt integrated infrastructure capable of unifying these requirements while enabling true end-to-end control of tokenised assets and workflows.

Bitget, the world's leading Universal Exchange (UEX), has announced the launch of Bitget Stocks 2.0, an upgraded tokenized stock spot product designed to improve liquidity, asset transparency, and capital efficiency for tokenized equity trading.

Beosin KYT, a blockchain anti-money laundering platform under Beosin, has completed full blockchain coverage for Morph. Through this integration, blockchain compliance and investigation teams can conduct real-time risk assessments of wallet addresses and transactions on Morph’s network.

Finastra brought together leading voices from across the financial services ecosystem at its Innovating Finance Together Summit in Sydney, highlighting how banks, fintechs, and technology partners are turning strategy into execution and delivering tangible results. The Summit reflected a clear shift underway across the industry, from ambition to action. Conversations centered on how institutions are applying AI in practical ways, modernizing core platforms, and working more closely across the ecosystem to accelerate innovation and improve customer outcomes. The central theme was the power of collaboration. As complexity grows and expectations rise, institutions are moving beyond siloed innovation towards more connected, partner-driven models. Speakers emphasized that meaningful transformation increasingly depends on open platforms, shared capabilities, and the ability to innovate together.

New research from Europe’s card issuing and processing powerhouse Enfuce, reveals that the majority of consumers (62%), as well as payment providers (75%), are concerned that geopolitical tensions could result in foreign-controlled payment networks restricting or even stopping payments in their market. The first study on attitudes towards this issue shows that support for European alternatives like Wero is strong – but adoption will not be driven by ideology alone.