TPAY Releases White Paper on the Benefits of Open Banking in META
Are you curious about the future of banking and how it can benefit both businesses and consumers? TPAY, the leading payments provider in the Middle East, Africa, and Turkey (META), has recently published a comprehensive white paper on Open Banking and its potential impact on the financial industry.
Open Banking is a concept that allows third-party financial service providers to access consumer banking data through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). This data aggregation can lead to a more personalized and efficient banking experience for consumers, as well as new opportunities for businesses to innovate and grow.
According to Fintech Galaxy, the Open Banking market in the MENA region is projected to reach $1.17 billion by 2027, with some forecasts predicting even higher growth. TPAY is committed to educating its merchant community on the benefits of Open Banking and helping them seize the opportunities it presents.
By increasing awareness of Open Banking, TPAY aims to foster a dynamic and innovative financial ecosystem that benefits both the industry and consumers. The white paper, titled “Brave New World of Open Banking,” is available for free download and offers valuable insights into the future of banking in the region.
TPAY’s mission is to connect the unconnected to the digital world, making the digital economy accessible to all in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa. With a full-service, end-to-end solution that simplifies digital payments for merchants and telecom operators, TPAY is a trusted partner for tech giants like Google, Huawei, and Tencent.
If you’re interested in learning more about the transformative potential of Open Banking and how it can shape the future of finance in the META region, download TPAY’s white paper and join the conversation on the future of banking. Let’s embrace the opportunities that Open Banking presents and create a more inclusive and innovative financial landscape for all.
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