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Paymentology unveils report, podcast for next-gen card issuers

Wednesday, April 09, 2025 — 16:25:07 (UTC)

London, United Kingdom | 9th April 2025 – Paymentology, the leading global issuer processor, has today published a new report designed to support financial institutions and fintechs in selecting the ideal next-generation issuing platform. Titled “Selecting a Next-Generation Issuing Platform: What to Consider”, the report outlines key considerations for building reliable, scalable, and innovative payment solutions in today’s digital-first world.

Coinciding with the report’s release, Paymentology has also launched The Issuer Academy podcast — a new series created to offer practical insights and expert guidance for professionals building and scaling innovative card programmes.

With digital transformation reshaping the financial services landscape, the ability to deliver seamless, secure, and scalable payment experiences is more critical than ever. From traditional banks and neo-banks to fintechs, telcos, and even retailers, organisations must meet rising customer expectations for always-on, personalised payment services.

Paymentology’s comprehensive guide and podcast demystify the complex world of card issuing and payment processing. It explores how the industry has evolved, introducing followers to a new generation of issuer processors that provide the agility, transparency, and speed required in today’s real-time economy. As more organisations venture into payments for the first time, Paymentology is committed to acting not just as a technology provider, but as a trusted partner and advisor — supporting clients with everything from architecture to customer experience design and long-term growth strategies.

Key highlights of the report include:

Aligning card issuing platforms with business models and growth ambitions

Navigating regulatory and technical complexities Choosing a processor based on flexibility, scale, and innovation

Stephen Bowe, Chief Product Officer at Paymentology, said: “Payments are at the heart of every customer experience. This guide helps institutions understand what really matters when choosing a processor in today’s landscape, where legacy systems can no longer meet modern demands.”

Launching today, The Issuer Academy podcast extends these insights further. Created for banking and fintech professionals — whether from traditional institutions, startups or disruptors — the series offers real-world strategies and explores emerging trends like tokenisation, digital wallets, Cards-as-a-Service, and cross-border payments.

Each episode features expert voices from across the industry, sharing lessons, challenges, and breakthroughs that are shaping the future of card issuance.

Merusha Naidu, Global Head of Partnerships at Paymentology and host of The Issuer Academy, said: “We created The Issuer Academy to help demystify the world of card issuance. Whether you’re launching your first card programme or scaling globally, this podcast brings together the voices and insights that matter most. It’s about equipping fintech and banking professionals with the knowledge they need to innovate with confidence.”

The full report is now available for download at www.paymentology.com/guide/selecting-a-next-generation-issuing-platform while The Issuer Academy podcast can be found on all major streaming platforms.

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About Paymentology:

Paymentology is the leading next-generation issuer processor, empowering fintechs, digital banks and retail banks to effortlessly launch and manage innovative payment solutions on a global scale. The company drives greater customer choice and value through easy-to-use, integrated platforms and services that help clients to disrupt the status quo, accelerate time to market, and achieve growth.

With a superior multi-cloud platform offering a vast global footprint, and enhanced real-time data, Paymentology distinguishes itself as a leader in the payments industry. Its team of payments experts, with deep local market knowledge, operates across 50 countries and 14 time zones, providing 24/7 support. Paymentology is deeply committed to expanding financial inclusion globally, changing lives and positively impacting the communities in which it operates.

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Source: Company press release.

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