Senior Full Stack Software Engineer

Opus Technologies has launched a payment integration framework designed for financial institutions.The new Paysemble helps financial institutions simplify technology adoption, migration and integration and ensure seamless operations, the company said in a Tuesday (May 21) press release.“Customers today expect a seamless and intuitive payment experience,” Opus CEO Praveen TM said in the release. “This puts pressure on financial institutions to constantly innovate and develop new ways to deliver products and services.”Paysemble helps financial institutions meet this challenge by delivering three distinct layers — message translator, workflow orchestrator and interface module — that are configurable to support various use cases, according to the release.These use cases include real-time payments, retail payments and cross-border transactions, the release said. For each use case, there are preset workflows that ensure smooth data exchange, compliance and security.Paysemble is built on cloud and microservices infrastructure and integrates into customers’ existing IT infrastructure, enabling faster implementation and greater operational efficiency, per the release.“We crafted Paysemble, a suite of solution accelerators that enables a powerful and flexible payment integration framework that helps achieve seamless integration and faster deployment of payment solutions,” Praveen TM said in the release.In another recent development around payment integration, Payroc said in January that it introduced a PayByCloud solution aimed at simplifying omnichannel payment integrations for independent software vendors (ISVs).Payroc’s cloud-based solution eliminates the need for ISVs to invest heavily in payments integration, streamlining the process and reducing time and effort.By establishing a cloud-based connection between Payroc’s application hosted on a payment device and the Payroc gateway, PayByCloud enables Payroc partners to facilitate transactions more efficiently.Also in January, Tulip introduced a payment integration powered by Stripe that is designed to be full featured, simple and quick to deploy, easy to maintain and fully supported by Tulip.The company’s Tulip Pay enables clients to conduct in-store, curbside and pick-up transactions on the Tulip point of sale (POS) system, “addressing every transactional situation they’re facing so that they are covered for every way their customers shop,” the firm said.In addition, businesses on Tulip can use the Stripe Reader S700 to accept in-person payments

Retail solutions provider Tulip has introduced a new payment integration powered by Stripe.“Tulip Pay is a full-featured payment system that’s simple and quick to deploy, easy to maintain, and fully supported by Tulip,” the company said in a Monday (Jan. 15) press release.According to the release, clients can use the tool to close in-store, curbside and pick-up transactions on the Tulip point of sale (POS) system, “addressing every transactional situation they’re facing so that they are covered for every way their customers shop.”The company says Tulip Pay will use Stripe Terminal, a collection of developer interfaces, pre-certified card readers and logistics management tools. In addition, businesses on Tulip can use the Stripe Reader S700 to accept in-person payments.“The retail technology landscape is getting more and more complex. Tulip’s vision is to make our POS system a one-stop-shop that enables our clients to deploy a complete transaction and payment system quickly and easily. And so, Tulip Pay was created,” Tulip EVP of Product Management Roberto Grandillo said in the release. “We believe retailers will appreciate bundling these two logical components into one, with a single source of support.”Tulip and Stripe first teamed last year, with Tulip gaining access to Stripe’s financial infrastructure platform.The enhanced partnership comes as merchants are increasingly turning to new technologies to meet consumer demands.As noted here last week, this means ramping up the use of biometric authentication as consumers embrace this payment method.The PYMNTS Intelligence study “Tracking the Digital Payments Takeover: Biometric Authentication in the Age of Mobile” found that almost half of online shoppers in the U.S

Anyone who works in the manufacturing space can speak to the disconnect between the use of technology in their personal and professional lives.“You walk into a plant manager’s office and he’s very proudly telling you about the Tesla. TSLA . that’s parked out there and how he can start it remotely and about his iPhone and this new technology, and you know, all the gadgets that you have — and you turn around and look at the plant and you see paper and antiquated technology,” said my colleague Gilad Langer, Industry Practice Lead at Tulip, at our recent Operations Calling™ conference