Episode Six provides a payment technology platform called TRITIUM, which allows clients to create and implement various payment solutions. This platform is designed to adapt quickly to changes in the payment industry, helping clients stay competitive. Episode Six serves a wide range of clients, from major global banks to new fintech companies, by offering infrastructure that modernizes card programs and enables the launch of innovative credit, debit, and prepaid products. Additionally, the company offers a business-to-business payment solution using virtual cards for real-time transactions, which is especially useful for neo banks and businesses looking to grow. Unlike many competitors, Episode Six focuses on helping clients move away from outdated payment technologies, providing a flexible, secure, and reliable solution. The goal of Episode Six is to redefine the payment technology landscape and empower clients with the tools they need to succeed in a rapidly evolving market.

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Payments infrastructure firm Episode Six (E6) has joined the Visa Ready for Government Disbursements program and teamed up with Secupay to deliver government disbursements in Germany. This partnership brings together Episode Six’s enterprise-grade card issuance and transaction processing technology, the Visa Ready for Government Disbursements program that facilitates government-to-citizen (G2C) payments, and Secupay’s regulated payment solutions and services, the companies said in a press release emailed to PYMNTS. Visa Ready for Government Disbursements was created to support an ecosystem in which issuers and technology providers collaborate to deliver “next generation” government disbursement programs, Greg Sheppard, global head, government disbursements, Visa Government Solutions, said in the release

Visa, Episode Six And Secupay Partner To Deliver Government Disbursements

Episode Six, a global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger infrastructure, has unveiled a strategic partnership with Muloot, a new financial services brand from Aspire Commerce Group.

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Episode Six (E6), a leading global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger infrastructure, today announces a partnership with payment solutions and services provider Secupay to provide asylum seekers with payment cards, enabling them access to financial support from the German Government.

German Government Selects Secupay and Episode Six Technology to Deliver Government Disbursements

Episode Six (E6), a leading global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger infrastructure, today announces a partnership with payment solutions and services provider Secupay to provide asylum seekers with payment cards, enabling them access to financial support from the German Government.By integrating E6’s powerful enterprise-grade card issuance and transaction processing technology, and supported by Visa Ready for Government Disbursements, Secupay can ensure the safe and convenient disbursement of government aid to around 1 million people over the next four years.Access to government-to-citizen (G2C) payments can provide a safety net for those who need it most while supporting the alleviation of poverty and promoting financial inclusion through access to financial services. On a wider level, this can contribute to economic growth through fiscal stimulus programs that provide payments to citizens that incentivise socially beneficial behaviour.The cards will enable asylum seekers taking refuge in Germany to purchase essentials such as food, clothing and transport while they await the response to their formal application for asylum. The cards will be rolled out in both physical and digital forms and available in a number of colours to avoid discrimination.The Visa Ready for Government Disbursements program facilitates effective and secure digital G2C payments via collaboration with specialist partners, such as Episode Six. It connects them with governments where they are able to meet the specific and often complex needs of a given program at scale and at pace. These requirements could range from geographic coverage and regulatory licences to fraud management and API support etc.The partnership also marks Episode Six’s first offering in Germany as part of its continued expansion into EMEA following a number of recent partnerships in the region.John Mitchell, CEO and Co-Founder of Episode Six, commented: “Not only does this partnership represent our first entry into the German market but it is huge in terms of our longterm global efforts to progress financial inclusion. Together with Secupay and Visa Ready for Government Disbursements, we can ensure up to one million people have easy access to essentials like groceries, transport and clothing

German Government Selects Secupay And Episode Six Technology To Deliver Government Disbursements

Episode Six (E6), a global provider of payment processing and digital ledger infrastructure, has announced that its cloud-based solution offering payments-as-a-service, is now available on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace.AWS Marketplace is a curated digital catalog that customers can use to find, buy, deploy, and manage third-party software, data, and services to build solutions and run their businesses. By listing the E6 solution on the AWS Marketplace, E6 is extending itstechnology offerings to a vast network of over 330,000 active AWS Marketplace customers, to provide them with a seamless way to find, purchase, and deploy its configurable card issuance and virtual accounts platform.E6, who created and operates a globally distributed issuer processor and digital ledger infrastructure, will now be available in AWS Marketplace. E6 operates across 14 AWS availability zones including regions such as the United States, Europe, Singapore, Australia,Japan and Indonesia.AWS customers will be able to simplify how they engage third-party cloud-based technologies to modernize their payment technology, and build digital-first products while using existing AWS committed spend.E6’s cloud-native platform, TRITIUM®, provides a real-time ledger that can work with an organization’s existing infrastructure. This empowers AWS clients to build and launch any modern card product, without constraints of legacy technology.Said Brian Muse-McKenney, Chief Revenue Officer at Episode Six: “One of the biggest challenges our industry is facing right now is providing critical payment systems with high availability to prevent downtime, while simultaneously having the flexibility andpower to quickly deploy feature-rich products. Our cloud-based solution offers AWS customers the assurance that there’s availability, scalability and extensibility, allowing us to enhance our clients’ services, without impacting their core banking systems.”In addition, AWS customers can now access advanced payment solutions more conveniently, through the AWS Marketplace. This will provide banks, technology companies and brands with greater cost efficiency, helping them stay competitive in their respective markets.John Mitchell, CEO & Co-Founder at Episode Six, said: “At E6, we’re committed to working with customers to modernize their payment services

E6 Launches Cloud-Based Global Issuer Payment Solution In Aws Marketplace

Episode Six (E6), a leading global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger infrastructure, today announces it is expanding its presence in Europe following a new partnership with A-Tono.A-Tono is an Italy-based multi-faceted company owning a technology lab, a payment institute supervised by Bank of Italy, a nonprofit organization and a digital agency. The partnership will enable A-Tono to broaden and enhance the payment solutions offered by its brand DropPay®, an online payment account aiming to simplify the payment experience for both final customers and businesses. The collaboration represents a crucial step in broadening DropPay®’s Cards offer with the addition of gift cards, loyalty programmes and cashback initiatives for clients.By integrating E6’s powerful enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger technology, A-Tono can now offer its clients, which span a number of sectors in Italy, access to the latest global payment trends. Switching to E6 has broadened the services A-Tono is able to offer clients when it comes to payments processing and solutions, giving them more flexibility, choice and revenue streams.Together, E6 and A-Tono will offer clients easy access to the most innovative payment solutions, integrated seamlessly into their existing infrastructure to provide secure, scalable and best in class customer-centric experiences.While cash remains king for many Italians, digital payments grew 12% last year compared to 2022, totalling €444bn, up from €397bn*, representing a huge opportunity for payment solutions providers and retailers.Orazio Granato, CEO at A-Tono commented: “E6 shares our passion and vision for providing best in class, innovative payment products and services that enable companies to benefit from the latest and safest technology while ensuring customisable, personalised experiences that meet the local needs and expectations of their customers.”John Mitchell, CEO and Co-Founder of Episode Six, commented: “This partnership not only marks a first for the Italian market but a first for E6 in terms of our expansion into Italy. There is a huge unmet need that we plan to fulfil. We’re excited about the opportunities we can offer Italian-based businesses and consumers by combining our unique, expansive and robust technology together with A-Tono’s expertise, reach and local knowledge

Episode Six Expands In Europe Following Partnership With A-Tono To Drive Customisable Payment Experiences To Italian Market

Payment processing provider Episode Six (E6) has announced a partnership with Singapore-licensed financial institution DCS Card Centre (DCS) that will enable fintech companies to issue their own branded credit cards through their own customer interface.

Episode Six and DCS Card Centre partner to launch Credit Cards-as-a-Service for fintechs

Payment processing provider Episode Six and DCS Card Centre (DCS), Singapore-licensed financial institution, has announced a partnership that will enable fintech companies to issue their own branded credit cards through their own customer interface.Powered by E6’s card issuance technology, the process required to launch a new credit card is now significantly reduced from the typical four – six months to a matter of weeks. This collaboration between DCS and E6 combines their respective expertise into a unified platform, streamlining this process which is traditionally complex and tedious due to regulatory, operational and technical challenges, to allow fintechs to innovate rapidly.In its endeavour to provide integrated payment experiences to consumers and corporates, this holistic solution also incorporates access to a virtual account that enables top-ups with fiat currency via bank transfers, or with digital assets via DCS tokens, which are directly issued by DCS.Starting with Singapore, this move will pave the way for the service to be rolled out to other markets in the Asia Pacific region.John Mitchell, chief executive officer (CEO) and co-founder of Episode Six, said: “Fintechs and other companies that leverage this solution will be able to reap all the benefits that a modernised cloud-native payment system can provide – resilience, scalability, and security”.This strategic partnership serves as a key business pillar of DCS Innov, a new enterprise established by DCS in February 2024 to drive digital innovation in the fintech sector.CEO of DCS Innov, Ceridwen Choo, who led the new business initiative shared that this partnership with E6 is a deliberate effort to build a strong foundational infrastructure that will support the company’s vision in leading embedded payments in Singapore and the region, with a simplified access to integrated payment services.“Embedded finance, especially card payments, is top-of-mind for fintechs wanting to scale their businesses. E6’s robust APIs and presence in major countries globally, is well-placed to support fintechs and any other brands wanting to incorporate payments into their digital interfaces,” said Ms. Choo.Added Mr. Mitchell: “Embedded finance is changing the way we interact with financial services and drive innovation in the industry. This trend is redefining the traditional landscape, enabling banking functionalities to be woven into the fabric of our digital interactions

Episode Six And Dcs Card Centre Launch Credit Cards-As-A-Service

Episode Six (E6), a payments and banking infrastructure provider, has teamed up with Singapore-based DCS Card Centre (DCS) has rolled out Credit Card-as-a-Service targeting fintechs in Singapore.

Episode Six and DCS Enables Fintechs to Launch Credit Cards in Weeks

Episode Six (E6), a leading global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and ledger infrastructure, has today announced a partnership with Loop, a major e-Money institution (EMI), to power its Fintech-as-a-Service offering in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).

Episode Six and Loop bring Fintech-as-a-Service to Saudi Arabia

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