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ADN’co is a leading European consultancy specializing in cards, payment systems, consumer credit and loyalty programs.
Formed in 1992, ADN’co gathers recognised experts from the banking and payment industries demonstrating a wealth of experience in the French and European payment markets.
ADN’co is able to provide a comprehensive array of services:
- Strategy and Audit
- Business Development and Partnership
- Marketing and studies: market; feasibility; competition; benchmark, assessment, design and launch of products to cardholders and merchants; new identification, authentication and payment technologies
- Project management and roll-out; business requirements, specifications, UAT and implementation
- Change management and organisation
- Training and seminars.
We have undertaken hundreds of missions and projects on behalf of clients coming from various sectors: Financial Services, Retail and Services, e-commerce, Telecommunications, Transportations and Public Authorities as well as from the Vendor side (Software, Systems Integration, Processing, Cards Schemes…).
We are used to working at French, European and international level.
ADN’co team has a command of the English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish languages.
The company has its main office in the centre of Paris.
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ADN'co Article on newsmagazine REVUE BANQUE "Disruption in the Cards Industry: Internet and M-Payments revolution brings new rules, new business models, new entrants…"
- Moyens de paiement : nouvelle vague ou onde de choc ? by Angelo CACI, ADN’co executive director.
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ADN'co at PayFORUM 2012 - 21 and 22 March 2012 - Espace Etoile Saint-Honoré, Paris
- ADN'co is present at the PAYFORUM exhibition held on 21 and 22 March 2012 – Espace Etoile Saint-Honoré, 21-25 rue Balzac – 75008, Paris.
- On this occasion, Angelo CACI, ADN’co managing director, is chairing a conference on Payment Institutions (PIs) and Electronic Payment Institutions (EPIs), providing an insight in regulatory issues, strategies, players, and available offers in France.
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ADN'co is present at the mobile/online payment and banking event organised by Courrier de la Monétique and Gemalto on 20 September 2011.
- Angelo CACI, ADN’co managing director, is chairing a conference to report on these sectors and highlight future possible developments.
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- “The US Meets Europe on Mobile Payments”
- Amongst speakers, Angelo CACI, ADN’co managing director, highlights the key facts and features related to the Mobile Payment market in Europe
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- ADN’co is participating at the MobilePaymentExpo event held in Paris, 18 and 19 May 2011.
- Angelo CACI, ADN’co managing director, is chairing two conferences:
- The Usage of Electronic Money,
- Technological Innovations Applied to Face-to-Face Payment and Marketing
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- ADN’co is present at the PAYFORUM exhibition held in Paris, 23 and 24 March 2011.
- Angelo CACI, ADN’co managing director, chairs 4 conferences:
- Security and Fraud Prevention,
- Payment Institutions,
- Instant Card Issuing,
- Processing Private Label and Prepaid Cards.
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- ADN'co has recently conducted a survey on the innovations and trends taking place in the e-commerce, distance selling and online payments business in Europe. Covering about 20 European countries, the survey sheds light on the ever-evolving landscape of online payments in a field which still lacks comprehensive and easily comparable data. The results reveal both similarities and discrepancies in various areas: market maturity, prospects for growth, means of payment in use, average shopping cart, number of e-merchants, purchase typology, etc…
- The survey also reviews more than 35 European e-PSPs (processors specialized in the processing of internet and remote payments) and describes the main features of the largest players, notably in terms of transaction volume and value.
- Follow the link below to access a summary of this survey. Please contact us for any further information.
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Sepa or not Sepa, the European Electronic Payment market has definitely become multichannel, multi-facet and borderless.
Read here the article (EFMAG N°219 - May / June 2009)
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As corporates and banks prepare for the SEPA Direct Debit to become a reality later this year, some are worried that creditors will suffer under the new system.
This article examines if this is the case and how it may be avoided.
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