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ComplyAdvantage Fintea Chats: Lucy Heavens on Compliance, Technology and the Future
At the ComplyAdvantage Fintea Chats, Lucy Heavens, founder of Heavens Sent GTM Services, gives refreshingly […]
Canva Partners With Boku to Roll Out New Local Payment Methods for Customers Across Global Regions
Boku, the global network for localized payment solutions, and Canva, the world’s leading all-in-one visual communication platform, have today announced a strategic partnership to help expand Canva’s reach in Asia as well as plans to expand across Europe. This collaboration will enable millions of people to more easily access Canva’s creative tools through innovative, localized payment solutions – an alternative to traditional card linked payments.
Boku Deepens LATAM Commitment, Readies Merchants for Brazil’s Digital Payments Revolution via Pix
Boku, a global leader in localised payment solutions, has been granted a Payment Institution license by the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB). This authorisation enables Boku to operate as a Payment Initiator and E-money Issuer, positioning the company to participate in Brazil’s evolving Open Finance ecosystem as a Payment Initiator Service Provider (PISP)—a key step toward enabling seamless Pix payments without redirection (JSR). With this licence, Boku is on track to make Pix Automático available to merchants in early 2026.
Boku Deepens LATAM Commitment, Readies Merchants for Brazil’s Digital Payments Revolution via Pix
Boku, a global leader in localised payment solutions, has been granted a Payment Institution license by the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB). This authorisation enables Boku to operate as a Payment Initiator and E-money Issuer, positioning the company to participate in Brazil’s evolving Open Finance ecosystem as a Payment Initiator Service Provider (PISP)—a key step toward enabling seamless Pix payments without redirection (JSR). With this licence, Boku is on track to make Pix Automático available to merchants in early 2026.
Boku Appoints Leila Kassner as Chief Operating Officer
Boku, the global network for localised payment solutions, has promoted Leila Kassner to Chief Operating Officer and added her to the senior leadership team. As COO, Leila is set to further support Boku’s focus on strengthening global operating efficiency, streamlining decision-making across the business, and continuing to deliver results for Boku’s expanding global customer base.
Boku Announces Appointment of New Chief Financial Officer
Boku, a leading provider of global mobile payment solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment […]
Asia Pacific Continues to Lead the World in the Adoption of Local Payment Methods - New Research from Boku Reveals
Boku, the global network for local payment solutions, has released a global research report entitled […]
Card Payments No Longer the Default Choice for Consumers - Local Payments Are the New Hero
Boku, the global network for localised payment solutions, has released a global research report entitled […]
Money 20/20 Europe with Jon Peter Prideaux, Boku
At Money 20/20 Europe we chat with Jon Peter Prideaux, CEO at Boku about the company who […]
European mobile transactions rocket, but emerging markets lead the way for mobile wallets
The biggest study of mobile wallets in the world, released by payments fintech Boku, with data from […]
Boku launches M1ST, the world’s largest mobile payments network
Boku Inc. today announced the launch of the M1ST (aka Mobile First), the world’s largest mobile payments network. […]
Boku Study: More than half of the world’s population will use mobile wallets by 2025
Today, the biggest report into the growth of mobile wallets ever published, projects that one in two people […]
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