Digital transformation is a buzzword that has been around for years, but its importance has been highlighted even more during the pandemic

Fintech can drive financial inclusion by digitizing services, targeting underserved populations, building trust and utilizing blockchain.

Klarna’s growth in the US is a significant milestone for the company.

According to research by the comparison site Finder, as many as 16% of Britons have opened or plan to open a digital-only current account for this reason.

A recent study by Konsentus, a leading open banking-based Software-as-a-Service platform, sheds light on the global spread of open banking initiatives.

Welcome to the first of a special spin-off series of The Fintech Show: “How to […]

despite the decline, it was still the third-best year in fintech history for investment, and the second-best for dealmaking.

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

US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has said that laws protecting online platforms’ freedom of […]

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.

One of the main obstacles to driving global adoption of Web3 technology is slow adoption […]

Glia has partnered with ebankIT to bring its Digital Customer Service (DCS) solution to ebankIT’s […]

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.