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EU Countries Gain Ability To Exclude ‘High-Risk’ 5G Suppliers

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New guidelines from the European Union (EU) allow for countries to restrict or exclude “high-risk” 5G providers from important parts of their telecom networks, according to Reuters. The news means that Chinese 5G provider Huawei Technologies could be affected. . has also expressed concern. 29, and outline the steps moving forward.

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RBI To Allow Non-Bank And UPI Methods For FASTags Payments

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has made some payment moves to boost the National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC) in the country, according to the Business Standard. . The requests are going to be handled by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).

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Brazil central bank's regulatory sandbox targets payment development

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Brazil's central bank and the country's National Monetary Council have established operation guidelines for a regulatory sandbox to encourage financial and payments technology innovation.

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Deep Dive: Digital ID Systems Wrestle With Ethics

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Many expanding technologies raise ethical implementation concerns, and digital ID’s extraordinary potential means coordinating clear and internationally accepted guidelines is increasingly necessary. Proposed ethical guidelines. as a guideline. Ethical problems facing digital ID. Ethical digital ID success stories.

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Innovating The ATM Beyond Cash

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CU branches across the United States have temporarily closed to help slow the spread of contagion, forcing CUs to find new ways to engage with their members via connected technologies, from mobile devices to laptops and especially ATMs. Developments From Around The CU Ecosystem.

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China Tests Facial Recognition Subway Payment

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A subway operator in Shenzhen, China is testing facial recognition software, powered by a 5G network, to pay for entry, according to reports. The face would be linked to a payment account, although whether the technology will work for similar faces or twins is not known.

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Collaboration Is Key For Consensus On Cross-Border Payments

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Currently, there are 57 real-time payments rails operating in more than 72 countries, with even more under construction. Last week, seven European payments operators announced the European Mobile Payment System Association initiative, a new pan-European network focused on cross-border mobile payments. So, what’s the problem?

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