The Payment Industry Hiring Blog

Instant payments are quickly becoming a key differentiator for financial institutions in the U.S., especially as consumer demand for speed and convenience continues to rise. According to new research from [...]

Open banking in the United States is in a unique phase of transition, marked by rapid technological advancement but regulatory uncertainty. While some legal battles and policy revisions continue to [...]

Embedded finance isn’t just a fintech buzzword anymore, it’s the next infrastructure layer of the global economy. By 2026, more than half of all consumer financial transactions are expected [...]

The cross-border payments ecosystem is rapidly evolving, and financial institutions (FIs) must adapt to stay competitive. By 2032, global cross-border transactions are expected to exceed 0 trillion—a dramatic leap from [...]

In the era of digital-first expectations, offering real-time or “instant” payment capabilities is no longer a nice-to-have — it’s rapidly becoming table-stakes. When consumers can move money, pay a bill, [...]

Not long ago, a Payments Product Manager was expected to own a roadmap, work with engineering, and launch features. That job doesn’t exist anymore — at least not in [...]

The payments industry is having a moment. Instant money movement, embedded finance, digital wallets, cross-border innovation — every headline points to progress and scale. Yet beneath the surface, there’s [...]

The payments industry is global, but scaling into North America requires more than just an HQ abroad. It takes local market knowledge, regulatory expertise, and strong networks to succeed. [...]

Real-Time Payments (RTP) and FedNow are reshaping the way money moves. The promise is simple but powerful: funds transfer instantly, available 24/7/365, with no waiting days for settlement. For [...]

Virtual cards are quickly moving from niche innovation to mainstream practice in procurement and corporate finance. Today, more than 90% of procurement leaders are either already using them, planning to [...]