July 21, 2022
Amazon is hiring Senior Software Developer for MENA Payments in Cairo
Amazon is looking for a seasoned senior developer to design/build massive scale, distributed computing solutions with focus on information security. Responsibilities include driving the team’s technical direction, strategizing and shaping the long-term vision and architecture.
July 5, 2022
AI-powered app simplifies payments for UAE retailers
This service complies fully with PCI Compliance and is regulated by the UAE Central Bank. Only the Retailer can make transfers, ensuring that all payments are safe and secure. HYKE is making it even easier for retailers to manage their inventory and get products to market quickly and efficiently with this latest update.
June 13, 2022
The future of commerce and digital payments
According to a study by the University of Oxford, money is a transmission route for bacteria, up to 26,000 per banknote. In many areas, the fear that banknotes or coins are a vehicle for the transmission of infection has caused some establishments or services to prohibit it. Many US restaurants have gone cashless and are using QR codes for menus.
March 15, 2022
Simplifying payments for F&B and hospitality industries
The partnership reaffirms Mashreq's commitment to supporting the UAE's expanding FinTech sector, partnering with innovators and entrepreneurs to improve the entire customer experience at every touchpoint. Touché, a certified Oracle solution headquartered in Singapore with offices in Barcelona, Tokyo, and Dubai, offers four modules for full-service and quick-service businesses: Order@Table, Pay@Table, Benefit@Table, RoomChange@Table and Order&Pay.
February 22, 2022
noon payments transitions its operations to Azure
The Microsoft Azure cloud implementation was also able to achieve the zero-downtime criteria for noon payments by employing Traffic Manager to redirect transactions to other regions during maintenance periods. Azure also allows noon payments to expand its performance bandwidth during peak moments, such as November's Yellow Friday Sale, when the business predicted demand surges of up to ten times the regular load.