Nexus picks operators to build and run ‘network of networks’
CEO expects global scalability following launch of multi-country fast payments linkage
Nexus has appointed Singaporean and Malaysian operators to design and operate a network to connect the fast payments systems of countries amounting to more than a quarter of the world’s population.
Nexus Global Payments (NGP) announced today (February 9) that it had appointed Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet) and Network for Electronic Transfers Singapore (Nets) to build the system following a competitive process. In a statement, NGP said bidders for the contract were evaluated based on their
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