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The global payments industry is undergoing one of its most transformative periods yet, and Payments Pulse 2025 is your front-row seat to that change. This year’s flagship whitepaper from PaymentGenes distils insights from across the entire value chain — including exclusive global case studies, market data and expert interviews — into a practical, forward-looking guide for navigating the year ahead.
Whether you're grappling with real-time transaction models, new sustainability mandates, or cross-border regulatory divergence, this whitepaper cuts through the noise to spotlight what truly matters. In collaboration with fintech leaders, merchants, banks, and regulators, we’ve captured the strategic shifts that are not only shaping 2025 but redefining the future of finance.
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The Fintech and payments industry is at an inflexion point. Digital adoption, regulatory divergence, and shifting consumer behaviour are redefining business models and competitive dynamics.
Innovation is speeding ahead. Think real-time payments, AI-driven fraud prevention, and super apps. Meanwhile, compliance burdens grow heavier, with Europe expanding ESG and Open Finance mandates, while the U.S. signals a move toward deregulation. Add to that a more cautious funding environment and a start of the year with high market volatility, and the pressure is on: businesses must adapt fast or risk falling behind.
The whitepaper dives deep into the most urgent and transformational themes shaping 2025:
This guide is crafted for:
Whether you’re a startup navigating a funding freeze or a legacy bank rethinking your product stack, this whitepaper connects the dots on where the industry is heading.
Staying informed isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. Use Payments Pulse 2025 to:

It wasn’t so long ago that CEO’s and large banks were convinced that bank locations would always be necessary to service their customers. However the last ten years we have seen an emergence of Digital Banks, that have never and will probably never own a physical location, but still manage to grow their user base and add additional services including insurance, mortgages and loans.

As many payments companies still struggle to deal with large quantities of data, otherwise described as Big Data, there have been some interesting developments in the ecosystem that will dramatically shift the landscape of payments.