NY Presswire explains AI, payments, digital assets, and the technology connecting them.
We explain how a product works, what its claims mean, and which questions remain open.
Why NY Presswire
The name draws on New York's association with finance, technology, and the exchange of ideas. “Presswire” describes our focus on timely information supported by useful context. Our coverage is international, with particular attention to decisions faced by people building and using digital financial services.
Readers come here for an explanation they can follow beyond a headline: the route of a payment, the scope of a reserve report, the permissions behind an automated action, or the recovery choices behind an account. We write for product teams, founders, developers, and curious readers who want to understand these connections without assuming specialist knowledge.
What we cover
AI follows models, agents, and their practical limits. Fintech covers payments and everyday financial services. Crypto examines stablecoins, custody, and blockchain infrastructure. Tech explains identity, security, and the software those services rely on.
News explains a specific development. Explainers make a system understandable. Analysis examines consequences and tradeoffs, while longreads give a complex question the space it needs. The format follows the subject rather than a fixed word target.
How we select and source stories
We look for developments that change how a system works or what a reader needs to consider. Official documentation, research papers, regulatory publications, and original announcements provide the starting point. Company statements are attributed to the company; they are not treated as independent verification.
Articles link to supporting sources and identify relevant dates. We distinguish an observed fact from an interpretation, a hypothetical example, or an unanswered question. We do not describe a product as tested unless the work supports that statement. Commercial articles are labeled Sponsored content.
Corrections should improve the record. If you find an error, send the article link, the passage at issue, and a supporting source through Contact. Substantive corrections will be identified in the affected article.
The editorial team
Evan Kessler
AI
Evan covers AI models, agents, and the software around them. His articles examine permissions, operating costs, and the gap between a product announcement and a usable workflow.
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Mara Alonzo
Fintech
Mara covers payments, remittances, and everyday financial services. She follows how fees, settlement times, and account requirements affect people moving money across borders.
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Idris Adebayo
Crypto
Idris writes about stablecoins, custody, and blockchain infrastructure. His coverage explains how these systems work and where users depend on issuers, intermediaries, or network operators.
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Leonie Voss
Tech
Leonie covers digital identity, cloud services, and software infrastructure. She focuses on account security, reliability, and the practical consequences of technical design choices.
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Ines Duarte
Explainers editor
Ines edits explainers across technology and finance. She focuses on clear definitions, useful examples, and questions a reader needs answered before moving on.
Rafael Siqueira
Visual editor
Rafael develops diagrams and visual explanations for NY Presswire. His work makes payment flows, system boundaries, and technical comparisons easier to follow.
Amira Haddad
Sources and corrections
Amira focuses on source review and editorial corrections. She checks dates, attribution, and whether a source supports the wording used in a story.
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