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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital authentication, Wultra is proud to announce a series of updates and improvements to our mobile-first authentication, specifically for our mobile-first authentication solutions that we’ve made during 2023. The new features that we’ve rolled out in both of these products are designed to deliver an increasingly seamless, easy-to-deploy authentication experience to our clients and their customers.

Prague, 4/12/2023 — Wultra, a provider of modern authentication solutions to banks and fintech companies, is delighted to announce a strategic partnership with Global Payments Europe (GPE). This collaboration marks a significant step in enhancing today’s security and payment offerings within the financial sector, particularly in the Czech, Slovak, German, and Hungarian markets.

[PRAGUE, 27/11/2023] — Wultra, a provider of modern authentication solutions to banks and fintech companies, has achieved significant growth and transformation in 2023. With its current strategy, Wultra remains steadfast in its commitment to deliver cutting-edge mobile authentication solutions, expand its global presence, and foster genuine customer satisfaction in the financial services landscape.

For banks and fintech companies with questions about protecting the finances of customers who use remote access tools on their mobile devices, we have answers.

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In the current state of financial fraud and authentication in Canada, Guideline B-13 is set to be the regulatory framework that helps bolster the security of Canadian banks and financial institutions.

Some of today’s tech giants have already made the move toward implementing authentication via passkeys. Here’s why banks and fintech companies should do the same — plus, how Wultra’s solutions can help.

Breaking down the roles and functions of FIDO2’s associated specifications.

A first look at the European Commission’s newest proposal, which has consumer rights and secure digital payments at its core.

Revisions to the Regulatory Technical Standards of PSD2 have come into effect in July 2023 — here’s what they mean for both payment service providers and customers.