Contract
Posted on 7/2/2025
Provides financial technology solutions globally
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
India
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Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) provides financial technology solutions that help financial institutions, businesses, and developers manage payments, banking, and investment processes. Their products streamline transactions and improve the efficiency of financial operations. FIS stands out from competitors by leveraging decades of industry experience and a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the needs of various clients. The company's goal is to enhance the way money is managed globally, ensuring that financial systems work in harmony.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Jacksonville, Florida
Founded
1968
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By integrating Visa's advanced solutions into the FIS ecosystem, we are helping to level the technological playing field for those providers, illustrating our commitment to unlocking financial technology to the world.
The payments industry is at a pivotal point in mid-2025, driven by digital transformation, mergers, and economic pressures. The eBook "Halftime 2025: Charting the Future of Payments" discusses how these factors are reshaping the industry. Key mergers, like those involving FIS and Global Payments, are leading to market consolidation and specialization. Companies like Maverick Payments see opportunities for innovation, while AWS notes that these changes often modernize payment platforms.
The PYMNTS Intelligence report “Payment Hubs Fuel Digital Modernization for Banks,” a collaboration with FIS, revealed that for today’s consumers and businesses, fast, secure and frictionless payment experiences are no longer mere amenities; they have become a foundational expectation guiding decisions on where to bank.This elevated bar, largely set by FinTechs and digital-native banks, pressures traditional players whose legacy systems, often siloed by payment type, frequently create delays, errors and inconsistent experiences, leading to customer dissatisfaction. The report found that payment hubs address this challenge. These modern, centralized systems are designed to consolidate all payment processing, offering a straightforward payment experience irrespective of the underlying payment rail — be it real-time networks like the FedNow® Service and RTP® network, or ACH or wire transfers. By routing payments and streamlining complex flows, payment hubs are not just a means to enhance customer journeys, ensuring faster transactions, instant confirmations, and transparency regarding timing and fees, but also a tool to unlock back-end operational efficiencies for banks themselves
Even with all the innovation seen lately in the banking, payments and digital economy sectors, new business models are hard to come by. Features and slight tweaks? The industry builds on them every day. That’s why when real-time data and cloud analytics are giving merchants and card issuers new ways to say “yes” at the checkout, a straight line from innovation to sales is clearly drawn. Turning what were once declined transactions into completed sales and stronger customer relationships — now that’s a new business model.“Historically, all of the decisioning around transaction authorization sat in the risk department of issuers,” Jim Johnson, co-president of FIS’s Banking Solutions division, said in a recent interview with Karen Webster. “The model now is being tested to be more of a risk negotiation at the point of sale.”. Johnson’s comments come as FIS unveils a partnership with Kipp, a collaboration platform that lets card issuers and merchants agree in real time to authorize debit transactions even when an account lacks sufficient funds
FIS and Episode Six launched a new cloud-native platform aimed at helping financial institutions modernize their card-issuing infrastructure. Unveiled at Money20/20 Europe, the FIS International Issuing Hub is built to support real-time configuration, global scale and product launches across credit, debit, prepaid and virtual card programs, according to a Tuesday (June 3) press release. The platform combines FIS’ global reach with Episode Six’s API-driven issuer processing technology to help banks and FinTechs navigate competitive pressures and legacy infrastructure limitations, the release said