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  • Visa’s tech stack powers BUUT’s bold new card for Gen Z


    The new challenger proposition was created at fintech speed, powered by Pismo's cloud-native platform

    25th September 2025 –Visa and Pismo have teamed up with ABN AMRO to power BUUT’s challenger card targeted at Gen Z consumers. BUUT’s debit card was created in just 10 weeks using Pismo’s cloud-native platform, demonstrating how traditional financial institutions can move at fintech spee

  • Spend at fashion businesses in Ireland on the rise, Visa data finds

    Fashion spend increased 3% in August helping boost local economy 44% of online shoppers choosing Irish fashion brands to support local AI and social media shaping how consumers discover and buy fashion
    23 September 2025: Spending at fashion businesses in Ireland rose by 3% in August compared to the previous month, according to newly released cardholder data1 from Visa, a global leader in

  • Students say managing bills is the hardest part of being an adult at university

    More than a third (39%) of UK students find managing bills the hardest part of ‘adulting’ at university As students prepare for university this September, new Visa research finds almost 9 in 10 (88%) current UK students admitted to feeling overwhelmed by managing their finances Nearly three-quarters (73%) of students say they would welcome technology that makes bill management easier Visa A2A

  • Visa Extends Cybersecurity Expertise, Prioritizing Proactive Defense Strategies for Clients

    The new cybersecurity advisory practice and appointment of a global cyber products leader enhances client access to Visa’s investments in cybersecurity and infrastructure
    August 6, 2025—Visa (NYSE: V), a global leader in digital payments, is creating new opportunities for clients to leverage its deep expertise in cybersecurity through its value-added services and risk management offerings. As a

  • Six UK Communities Recognised In Visa's 2025 'Let's Celebrate Towns' Awards

    Visa, in partnership with the British Retail Consortium, has announced the winners of the 2025 Let’s Celebrate Towns awards, recognising six UK towns for their outstanding local initiatives. Each winning town will receive £20,000 for a new or ongoing community project. The showcase, which builds on previous years’ successes, highlights the unique qualities of UK towns and promotes positive prac

  • Visa Foundation and INCO support early-stage small businesses in Ireland with new training programme and micro-grants

    The CatalyseHer Programme aims to provide 100 women entrepreneurs with training and support to grow their businesses and make them more investment-ready Early-stage businesses with a focus on social and environmental impact can apply from 10th July
    Dublin, 10 July: Today, Visa Foundation is announcing the launch of a new initiative to support and empower women-led small businesses in Ireland

  • Visa Announces 'Let's Celebrate Towns' Shortlist, Recognising The UK’s Thriving Towns

    50 towns have been shortlisted across the six categories in the third year of Visa’s Let’s Celebrate Towns. A panel of expert judges will now decide on the six category winners, who will be announced at an awards ceremony, held in the House of Lords in July, and each receive £20,000 to fund a local community initiative.
    25 June 2025: Visa, a world leader in digital payments, in collaboration

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