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By Sofie Krabbe, 2025.09.15

How technology can enable age verification while protecting both safety and privacy

EU Regulation is on the move, but the implementation matters

Two professionals analyzing financial data on screens and devices, representing AML compliance, UK financial crime prevention, and regulatory reporting.

By Partisia, 2025.09.03

How UK banks can collaborate on AML data without sharing private info

Money laundering is a problem no bank can solve alone. But working together is tricky, especially when it comes to sharing sensitive customer data.

Smartphone contactless payment at a store, representing how interoperability works.

By Partisia, 2025.09.03

Interoperability: Definition & synonyms

Interoperability is a word that’s becoming increasingly common in tech, healthcare, finance, and supply chain conversations, but it’s not always clear what it really means or what to call it when you don’t want to repeat the term a dozen times.

Person using a smartphone to make a contactless payment, highlighting digital wallet innovations in modern financial technology.

By Partisia, 2025.09.03

The latest digital wallet innovations you need to know in 2025

Digital wallets can do much more than simply storing credit cards on a smartphone. They’ve become powerful tools that change how people can pay, prove their identity and keep their information safe. New features like facial recognition, digital IDs, and advanced privacy technology are leading this ...

EU flags outside a government building, symbolizing the DORA regulation impacting financial institutions in 2025.

By Partisia, 2025.09.03

DORA regulation explained: What it means for financial institutions in 2025

DORA is about to change how financial companies handle digital risk. If you’re a bank, insurer, investment firm, or a tech provider supporting these institutions, this new EU law will affect how you manage cybersecurity, outages, and third-party IT systems.

By Sofie Krabbe, 2025.08.28

Securing the travel with digital identity and a new standard for airport travelers

Air travel depends on trust. We expect our personal information to be handled with care while we move through airports and across borders. If you have been traveling and shared your information with Air France you might have been one of many passengers who recently have received an email from the ...

By Sofie Krabbe, 2025.08.27

Denmark to host the world's most powerful Quantum Computer - here’s why it matters

“This moves us from secure communication to secure computation, opening a new chapter in quantum. Anders Peter Kragh Dalskov Senior Cryptographic Engineer, Partisia Construction of the machine will begin in autumn 2025, with initial operations expected by late 2026 or early 2027. Once completed, ...

By Partisia, 2025.07.04

Traceability in the supply chain: Building trust and transparency from source to shelf

Production is happening all over the world. Consumers are more aware of what they’re buying. Two reasons why supply chain traceability has become the new standard. Doesn’t matter if it's a luxury good, a pharmaceutical shipment, or a grocery item, people want to know where products come from, how ...

Person using a smartphone to make a contactless payment, demonstrating interoperability between digital wallets and payment terminals

By Partisia, 2025.07.04

Interoperability explained: The key to smarter, connected systems

Ever wondered what makes systems work together seamlessly? Interoperability is the answer. Data is everywhere, but it rarely speaks the same language across platforms. That’s why interoperability is the quiet hero behind the scenes, turning chaos into clarity.

Two professionals analyzing financial data on a tablet and laptop, discussing fintech solutions for trading and investment.

By Partisia, 2025.07.03

Fintech's future is private: how privacy-enhancing technologies are reshaping finance

The financial technology (fintech) sector is driving disruption, constantly pushing the boundaries of banking, insurance, and payments. But increasing digitization also means data is being shared more than ever, raising new concerns around cyber threats, compliance, and consumer trust.