Webinar: Cards on the table – Building the next generation payments stack

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Free Webinar · Live + Recording

Cards on the table:

Building the next generation payments stack

Wednesday 16 September 2026  |  14:30 UK time  |  Online

Consumers are ever more comfortable paying by card, especially cards stored in digital wallets, while HTTPS-by-default browsing is challenging the frictionless journeys DCB has relied on. This is not a webinar about replacing DCB: it’s about making sure you have all the right payment rails.

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in association with   NextGen Payment

Wed 16 September

14:30 UK · Live & online · 45 mins + Q&A

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This is not a webinar about replacing DCB, this is a webinar about making sure you have all the right payment rails.

Why now?

Hosted by Telemedia Magazine in partnership with NextGen Payment, we’ll explore how the telemedia industry can move from single-rail monetisation towards a more flexible and resilient payments model.

Cards & wallets

Cards are opening new doors

For merchants, cards open access to new customers, support higher-value and recurring services, improve cross-border scalability and provide an alternative where DCB is unavailable or unsuitable.

HTTPS shift

Browsing is changing billing

HTTPS-by-default is creating new challenges for the frictionless identification and header-enrichment processes that have traditionally supported DCB. It’s not the end of carrier billing, it’s a call to run cards, wallets and other methods alongside it.

Fragmentation

A more crowded landscape

Alt.pay options are multiplying, PSD3 is set to shake up the market as we know it and don’t get us started on the digital euro. Resilience now means multiple rails, orchestrated well.

What the webinar will cover

✓  Why credit and debit cards are becoming increasingly important to telemedia merchants and mobile content providers

✓  How cards and digital wallets can work alongside DCB and other payment rails in the fragmented payment world

✓  Why the move towards HTTPS-by-default browsing is increasing the need for alternative payment and customer-identification journeys

✓  Where cards can increase reach, improve conversion and support higher-value or recurring services

✓  What Visa VAMP means for merchants, payment providers and acquirers

✓  How Mastercard’s new scam-merchant monitoring requirements change the management of card-not-present risk

✓  How merchants can reduce fraud, disputes and chargebacks without introducing unnecessary friction

✓  How orchestration, tokenisation, smart routing and wallet payments could shape the next phase of telemedia monetisation

✓  How to be ready for what PSD3 may have in store in the fast-evolving payment landscape

A practical conversation, not a compliance scare story

The objective is to give telemedia businesses a realistic understanding of both opportunity and risk and to show how experienced payment providers help merchants manage network requirements, protect processing relationships and build payment journeys that convert legitimate customers while controlling risk.

If you depend mostly on DCB today

The session provides a practical introduction to adding card acceptance, what it takes, what it costs and how to do it without disrupting what already works.

If you already process cards

We’ll explore how diversifying payment providers, improving monitoring and spreading processing risk can create a stronger, more scalable operation.

Meet the speakers

Expert voices from across the payments and telemedia value chain, plus live audience Q&A.

Speaker 1

Paul Skeldon

Editor-in-chief

TELEMEDIA MAGAZINE

Paul brings decades of journalism, analysis and digital media expertise.Covering mobile, value-added services, billing and payments since the 1990s, he now oversees content across news, features, video and podcasts, shaping the narrative of the telemedia industry worldwide.

Jean Borg

Chief Risk Officer

PAYNT

Jean brings years of risk and assurance expertise across acquiring, banking and payments. Building risk, credit and audit functions.  Chief Risk Officer at PAYNT.

Speaker 3

Ben Rees

Head of Merchant Monitoring

PAYNT

Ben brings over a decade of fintech, risk operations and financial crime prevention expertise. Building and scaling risk solutions at organisations including Worldpay and Pay360, he specialises in credit risk management, transaction monitoring, chargeback mitigation and fraud strategy.

Speaker 2

Nisha Suwali

Chief Revenue Officer

NEXTGEN PAYMENT

Nisha brings more than a decade of payments expertise across acquiring, fraud prevention, chargeback management and merchant risk. Drawing on roles at Barclaycard, Kount and now NextGen Payment, she develops tailored payment strategies for merchants in complex, high-risk sectors.

Who should attend?

Designed for senior commercial, product, payments and partnership decision-makers working across:

•  Mobile network operators and carriers

•  Content and value-added service providers

•  DCB and payments aggregators

•  Payment service providers and acquirers

•  Subscription and recurring-revenue merchants

•  Digital entertainment, gaming and mobile content businesses

Also highly relevant to fraud, risk, regulatory and compliance teams and to investors following the development of mobile payments across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and other international markets.

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