Clearbank, Zopa and Tribe were among those to scoop up awards at last night's Payments Awards ceremony.
Now in its twelfth year, the Payments Awards recognise and celebrate companies which have demonstrated excellence and innovation in the payments space.
The awards were celebrated with a glitzy gala dinner at the Marriott in London’s Grosvenor Square.
Zing had plenty of cause for celebration this year, picking up two awards. Other winners on the night included HyperJar, who one Best Mobile Payments Solution, and Forter, who won the Anti-Fraud Solution of the year.
All the evening’s winners are as follows:
Best Online Payments Solution (Consumer)
WINNER: Zing
Best Online Payments Solution (Merchant)
WINNER: Brite Payments
Best Mobile Payments Solution
WINNER: HyperJar
Best In-store Payments Solution
WINNER: Outpayce from Amadeus
Contactless Excellence Award
WINNER: Comviva Technologies
Embedded Finance Initiative Award
WINNER: Modulr
Best Prepaid Card Solution
WINNER: Zing
Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year
WINNER: Forter
Security Innovation of the Year
WINNER: ID-Pal
Payments Compliance Technology of the Year
WINNER: Kani Payments
Most Disruptive Payments Technology - Sponsored by Chargebacks911
WINNER: APEXX Global
Best Use of AI and Data in Payments
WINNER: TerraPay
Payments Startup of the Year - Sponsored by Mastercard
WINNER: Navro
Payment Technology Provider of the Year (SME)
WINNER: Tribe Payments
Payment Technology Provider of the Year (Large enterprise)
WINNER: Ericsson & Telenor Microfinance Bank
Best Merchant Acquirer or Processor
WINNER: Dojo
Best Cross-Border Payments Infrastructure
WINNER: Inpay
Best Cross-Border Payments Service
WINNER: MiFinity
International Payments Excellence Award
WINNER: B4B Payments
Lending Initiative of the Year
WINNER: Capital on Tap
Best Alternative Payments Solution
WINNER: Zopa
Payments Marketing Campaign of the Year
WINNER: Weavr
Open Banking Initiative of the Year
WINNER: Payit by NatWest
Payments Infrastructure Award
WINNER: ClearBank
Payments Innovation of the Year - Sponsored by B4B Payments
WINNER: Modern World Business Solutions
Sustainable Payments Award
WINNER: Carbon Insights - HSBC UK Bank Plc powered by Visa & Ecolytiq
Social Inclusion Project of the Year
WINNER: Paymentology
Customer Experience Innovation Award - Sponsored by FIS
WINNER: TruRating
Payments Pioneer Award
WINNER: Ugne Buraciene, CEO, payabl.
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