Worldpay has announced a partnership with Markets.com to manage their global payments processing and fund disbursements. Markets.com, a global trading broker with over 15 years of experience in various trading sectors, including Forex, shares, and cryptocurrencies, has over 4.7 million traders on its platform.
Trading with Optimized Payments
The collaboration aims to enhance the trading experience by offering faster, simpler, and more secure online transactions. Worldpay, a payments technology provider processing over 40 billion transactions annually across 146 countries and 135 currencies, will leverage its expertise to support Markets.com’s trading needs.
Meanwhile, Markets.com has promoted Elena Christodoulou to Head of Europe. Based in Cyprus, she previously managed the DACH region since joining in February 2021. In her new role, Christodoulou will oversee European operations, focusing on strengthening the company’s presence, driving growth, managing client relationships, and ensuring regulatory compliance .
She will collaborate with other regional teams to tailor products for European clients. Before Markets.com, Christodoulou worked as the Country Manager for Germany at Tickmill and has a background in the hospitality industry.
Payment Processing Partnership
ACI Worldwide and Worldpay have renewed their partnership to improve global payment processing efficiency. By integrating ACI’s real-time payments technology, Worldpay will enhance its transaction processing across in-store, online, and mobile platforms, meeting the growing demand for secure and swift payments.
This collaboration is crucial for ensuring stability and scalability in a digital payment landscape. Worldpay, which handles over $2 trillion in transactions annually, will benefit from ACI's advanced technology.
Additionally, American Express and Worldpay have partnered to make it easier for small businesses in the UK to accept American Express payments, as reported by Finance Magnates.
This agreement is part of American Express's effort to expand its market presence, having already seen a 46% increase in acceptance locations over the past three years. The new arrangement aims to boost small businesses' consumer spending and streamline their checkout processes.
