Mastercard, Zilch and Starling Bank were among those to scoop up awards at last night’s annual Payments Awards ceremony in Central London.
Now in its 11th year, guests met for a glitzy gala dinner at the Marriott Grosvenor Square to celebrate excellence and innovation in the payments space.
Other stand-out winners on the night included HSBC UK, which won two awards, and HyperJar which also took home two awards.
All the evening’s winners are as follows:
Best Online Payments Solution – Consumer
WINNER: HSBC UK
Best Online Payments Solution – Merchant
WINNNER: Cashflows
Best Mobile Payments Solution
WINNER: HyperJar
Best In-store Payments Solution
WINNER: SBI Cards Tap & Pay powered by Comviva
Consumer Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year
WINNER: Mastercard
Merchant Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year
WINNER: Signifyd
Security Solution of the Year
WINNER: SEON
Payments Compliance Technology of the Year
WINNER: PCI Pal
Most Disruptive Payments Technology
WINNER: APEXX Global
Payments Startup of the Year
WINNER: Monavate
Payment Technology Provider of the Year – SME
WINNER: Weavr
Payment Technology Provider of the Year – Large Enterprise
WINNER: MTN & Ericsson
Best Merchant Acquirer or Processor Best Merchant Acquirer or Processor – Sponsored by Signifyd
WINNER: Fiserv
Best Cross-Border Payments Infrastructure
WINNER: Paysafe
Best Cross-Border Payments Service
WINNER: MiFinity
Currency Exchange of the Year
WINNER: HSBC UK
Lending Initiative of the Year
WINNER: Capital on Tap
Money Management Platform of the Year
WINNER: HyperJar
B2B Payments Innovation of the Year
WINNER: APEXX Global
Best Alternative Payments Solution – Sponsored by OpenPayd
WINNER: Nuvei
Payments Marketing Campaign of the Year
WINNER: Zilch
Blockchain or Cryptocurrency Initiative of the Year
WINNER: Clear Junction
Open Banking Initiative of the Year
WINNER: Payit by NatWest
Payments Infrastructure Award
WINNER: TerraPay
Payments Innovation of the Year – Sponsored by Cashflows
WINNER: Modern World Business Solutions
Social Inclusion Project of the Year
WINNER: Starling Bank
Payments Pioneer Award
WINNER: Alex Mifsud, Weavr
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