Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems
2006 - 2026
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Volume 20, issue 2, 2026
- Editorial pp. 120-124

- Gijs Boudewijn
- Achieving API efficiency: The case for a harmonised universal API stack in European payments pp. 125-140

- Ortwin Scheja and Wijnand Machielse
- Assessing the impact of agentic commerce on issuer fraud detection and data integrity pp. 141-153

- Camil Haroune
- Digital identity as payments infrastructure: Foundations, evolution, and research directions pp. 154-168

- Mayank Taneja
- A Natural Person Identifier for global payments: Next steps pp. 169-178

- Sanjay Dharwadker
- The stablecoin era: The history and future of stablecoins pp. 179-193

- David G. W. Birch and Simon Taylor
- No single rail wins: A corridor-based evaluation of cross-border payment performance in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 194-212

- Mahadevan Balakrishnan, Divyarani Raghupatruni and R. Srinivasan
- The Eurosystem’s comprehensive payments strategy pp. 213-216

- Gerard Hartsink
- Designing Change: My Journey through Digital Payments Transformation by Balakrishnan Mahadevan pp. 217-218

- Ghita Erling
- Money beyond Borders: Global Currencies from Croesus to Crypto by Barry Eichengreen pp. 218-220

- David Humphrey
Volume 20, issue 1, 2026
- Special issue: Developments in cash and liquidity management pp. 4-7

- Gijs Boudewijn
- The foreign exchange flux: Liquidity optimisation in view of instant settlement and stablecoins pp. 8-14

- Dirk Bullmann and Sophie Dalzell
- The efficiency of slow: Rethinking speed in payments pp. 15-22

- Ludy Limburg
- Designing bank-grade governance: Risk and control frameworks for the use of fiat-backed stablecoins in treasury and transaction banking pp. 23-45

- Dastan Shukanayev
- Money upgraded: Rethinking cash and liquidity management in the era of tokenised, programmable value pp. 46-58

- Inga Bambalaite-Saliba
- Liquidity management: Navigating volatility, regulation, and technological change pp. 59-70

- Joost Bergen
- Instant payments in Czechia: Adoption and future trends pp. 71-101

- Ivan Trubelík, Tomáš Karhánek, Simona Malovaná and Aleš Michl
- A tale of transactions: An analysis of retail payments in the euro area pp. 102-116

- Diederik Bruggink
Volume 19, issue 4, 2025
- Editorial pp. 324-327

- Gijs Boudewijn
- Strategies to govern the imperative of artificial intelligence in payment systems: Integrating trust, security and European regulatory compliance pp. 328-344

- Michele Trifiletti
- Implementing the digital yuan in global trade payments: A strategic framework for central bank digital currency integration pp. 345-355

- Gagandeep Singh, Avtar Singh and Jasdeep Singh Walia
- Effectiveness of fraud interventions: Combining systemic and individual interventions pp. 356-363

- Martijn De Ruijter
- Making the case for real-time payments in CARICOM: Evidence from Jamaica’s economic impact study pp. 364-382

- Mahadevan Balakrishnan
- It is time to build robust cross-industry anti-fraud and scam capabilities pp. 383-392

- Federico Musciotto, Matteo Neri and Kimmo Soramäki
- The stack as policy: Rethinking financial infrastructure governance in the age of global instant payments pp. 393-409

- Thomas Feiler
- Public crypto networks as financial market infrastructures pp. 410-426

- Ulrich Bindseil and Omid Malekan
- The Past and Future of Money: New Technologies and Economic Risks pp. 427-428

- Gerard Hartsink
Volume 19, issue 3, 2025
- Editorial pp. 200-202

- Gijs Boudewijn
- The impact of new regulatory initiatives on payments pp. 203-216

- Hari Prasad Josyula
- Rewriting the geography of money: A three-pillar framework for programmable liquidity pp. 217-233

- Henry Maloba
- Why cash alone won’t cut it: Practical strategies to increase resilience in European payment infrastructure pp. 234-246

- David G. W. Birch and Lionel Grosclaude
- A non-custodial wallet for digital currency: Design challenges and opportunities pp. 247-265

- Gabriel R. Bizama, Geoffrey Goodell, Chris Speed, Joe Revans and Ryan David Bowler
- Enabling payment initiation services in e-commerce pp. 266-276

- Kristina Lajara
- Boosting competitiveness in EU retail payments: A strategic policy agenda pp. 277-290

- Judith Arnal, Fredrik Andersson and Beatriz Pozo
- Combinatorial innovation: Unpacking the genius of India’s Unified Payments Interface pp. 291-308

- Balakrishnan Mahadevan and R. Srinivasan
- The payments industry in Canada pp. 309-318

- Stephen Yun, Gillian Monckton and Peter Brown
- The evolution of money and payments: From commodity to digital pp. 319-320

- Gerard Hartsink
Volume 19, issue 2, 2025
- Editorial pp. 100-102

- Gerard Hartsink
- A retrospective: Looking back at ‘A Vision for the Future of Cross-border Payments’ pp. 103-113

- Philip Bruno, Olivier Denecker and Gottfried Leibbrandt
- Bank-led innovation: The expansion of the Zelle network in the US — key drivers, market impact and future outlook pp. 114-123

- Vidit Maniyar
- Strategic liquidity management: Driving financial flexibility with modern payment solutions pp. 124-132

- Sunny Gutta
- A framework for digital currencies for financial inclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 133-153

- Gabriel R. Bizama, Bernardo Paniagua, Alex Wu and Max Mitre
- Design and implementation of Peru’s retail central bank digital currency pilot pp. 154-169

- Milton Vega, Elmer Sánchez León and Arturo Andía
- The Brazilian payments landscape: Regulation, recent developments, and challenges pp. 170-184

- Breno Lobo, Ricardo Mourão and Angelo Duarte
- The payments industry in Colombia: Status and future developments pp. 185-196

- Joaquín F. Bernal-Ramirez, Carlos Alberto Arango, Andrea M. Duarte-Carreño and Estela Martínez-Herrera
Volume 19, issue 1, 2025
- Editorial pp. 4-7

- Gerard Hartsink
- Bringing European retailer reality to the payments conversation pp. 8-18

- Atze Faas
- Integrating payment transaction data, direct from source: Opportunities and limitations for large merchants pp. 19-26

- Sam Langsford
- The strategic importance of payment data for merchants in the fuel retail industry pp. 27-41

- Peter Lambrechts
- Strengthening the core: What is next in banking to combat fraud? pp. 42-53

- Mats Van Rijn
- The role of instant payments and central bank digital currencies in transforming merchant cash management pp. 54-62

- Vidit Maniyar
- From theory to reality: The varied and often unintended consequences of card payment surcharging pp. 63-71

- Maja Milosavljević
- Agentic commerce and payments: Exploring the implications of robots paying robots pp. 72-84

- David G. W. Birch and Debbie Gamble
- From cash to gigabytes: The European evolution in payment technology from a merchant perspective pp. 85-93

- Gert Huizinga
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