S1 Helps a New Payments Processor Gain Market Share Against More Established Rivals This case study explores how Strategic Payments Services (SPS), of Australia, has rapidly emerged as a market leader in payments processing services for financial institutions and retail merchants throughout Australasia. SPS supports a wide range of payments channels and payment instruments. It drives more than 19,000 POS terminals and nearly 2,000 ATMs. It has 1.9 million cards under management and processes about 25 million card transactions monthly for its clients. Learn more about how S1 has helped SPS build its technology infrastructure from the processor's early start-up stage to its status today as one of Australia's fastest-growing payments processing providers.   Also in this issue • EMV in the United States: Are You Ready? • Person-to-Person Payments through ATMs • Latest Product Bulletin and New VisaNet Advisory • Platform Support for S1's Payments Applications • Key Industry Events S1's E-Mail/SMS-Based Money Transfer Service S1's Money Mover, with PayPal, helps financial institutions offer person-to-person payments to their account holders. They can then make easy, fast, and secure payments directly from their existing bank accounts, credit cards, or other sources of funds, to almost anyone worldwide with an e-mail address or mobile phone number. Learn more Payments Conference Review—Latin American Banking Group Case Study The 10th S1 Payments Conference was held recently in Madrid, Spain. The event, designed to bring together the S1 payments family, attracted over 190 delegates from more than 80 organizations and 35 countries. This clearly demonstrates the growth S1 has achieved over recent years and the global reach of our payments customer base. Over the next few editions of this newsletter, we will look at various case studies presented at the conference by our customers. In this edition, we turn to Latin America to hear about the lessons Colombia's largest banking group learned during a complex migration to S1's payments solutions. Read more S1 is a trademark of S1 Corporation or its affiliates. All other registered or unregistered trademarks and service marks are properties of their respective companies and should be treated as such.