OUR TRACK RECORD
OUR APPROACH
We leverage our unique expertise in the payments industry in order to invest our know-how into innovative solutions for the future.
PEOPLE & EXPERTISE
Rising Sun regroups international payment specialists with many years of hands-on experience in this multi-faceted industry and who have all participated in technology start-ups as well as… Read more.
OUR VISION FOR PAYMENTS
Our philosophy is to invest in the advanced technologies that will consistently deliver to the Payments industry the solutions that will securely address the genuine long-term payment… Read more.
SAFACARD PAYMENT NETWORK
SafaCard’s objective is to provide an advanced payment processing global network to a Muslim world that does not identify with the Western credit card system… Read more.
DEMATERIALIZED BANKNOTES
RS-MTS aims to provide the secure architecture and technology, which central banks need to issue digital currencies that can be exchanged as securely as traditional… Read more.
What makes us different?
Forward Looking
We specialize in investing into innovative payment solutions and have a unique expertise in technological developments for Payments industry. We focus on bringing to the market the durable solutions required to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
Consumer Empowerment
We invest in payment solutions that allow for an improved engagement with the Consumer as well as facilitate the economic empowerment of consumers, merchants and financial institutions.
WHAT WE DO
TECHNOLOGY
We invest in the innovative payment technologies that enable banks to give more to their customers for less.
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IMPLEMENTATION
Our hands on approach to the deployment of new technologies ensures a seamless implementation.
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EMPOWERMENT
We aim to empower banks with the technologies needed to durably create new revenues
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SAFACARD
SafaCard provides an advanced payment technology to markets where consumers identify with Muslim values. We bridge this gap by launching a product targeting such consumers who want to utilize a payment system corresponding to their values.
Thanks to its technology, SafaCard is a system that is highly cost-effective and with which all communities can trust and identify.
Our successful track record is characterized by value creation through innovation and a deep understanding of the Payments Industry.
FROM THE BLOG
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LATEST NEWS
- 28 May
Nordstrom and TD Bank Group Announce Strategic Credit Card Relationship
No commentsSEATTLE and TORONTO, May 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) and TD Bank Group (TD) (TSX and NYSE: TD) announced today an agreement […]
- 28 May
IRS system mined for over 100,000 taxpayer records by fraudsters
No commentsIn an official statement issued today, the IRS announced that it has shut down an online service to obtain tax records after determining that “unusual […]
Global Payments News
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- Can EU banks unite against Visa and Mastercard?More than a dozen large European banks plan to launch a payment system that would rival U.S. payment companies and technology firms, an idea that hasn’t worked in the past but may have a better chance given the current global health, economic and political crises.
- PayPal's support shows bitcoin can be used for paymentsThe payment company's move refutes the "you can't spend it" argument against crypto, says METACO's Seamus Donoghue.
- If encryption keys are vulnerable, so is the point of saleSouth African investigators' revelation last week that fraudsters stole more than $3.2 million from the banking division of the country's post office more than a year ago served as a stark reminder that encryption doesn't mean a thing if the key is left unprotected.