Even with the rise of fintechs and neobanks, checking and savings accounts remain the most popular banking options.

As Bunq continues to grow and expand, it will be interesting to see how it continues to innovate and differentiate itself from its competitors.

A recent study by App Radar has shown that neobanks are leading the way in European customer adoption of banking apps and super apps.

Revolut's expected confirmation of its profitability and the approval of its filing by auditor BDO could help clear the way for the company to obtain a digital banking license from regulators the FCA and the PRA.

Launched by JP Morgan as a direct challenger to the likes of Monzo and Starling, Chase has been widely regarded as a runaway success story.

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Digital banks are becoming a popular alternative to traditional banking, and Revolut and Monese are two of the best digital banks available.

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The digital banking space has been witnessing intense competition for some time, with players vying to offer the best deals and features to customers.

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While many fintechs are indeed struggling and have had to make difficult decisions regarding layoffs, there are still many opportunities to be found in the industry.

N26’s plans to enter the stock market have hit a snag, with the German neobank ending negotiations with Dutch securities trader Bux, according to anonymous sources cited by German newspaper Handelsblatt.

A recent report in the Wall Street Journal has stirred the pot, suggesting that Goldman Sachs might be reevaluating its relationship with Apple Card as it grapples with internal pressure to exit the consumer-lending space.