London is a hotbed for fintech startups, and the three companies that come up most frequently in conversations are Monzo, Revolut, and Starling Bank.

HMBradley, a Santa Monica-based fintech, has eliminated its waitlist and is now open to new users after securing a new sponsor bank.

The future of banking is undoubtedly digital, and traditional banks will need to adapt if they want to remain relevant in this rapidly changing landscape.

Everly does a deep dive into what's been happening in the fintech industry this week.

Griffin's authorization to operate as a bank marks a significant milestone for the company and the UK fintech community.

In the face of these challenges, traditional banks and financial institutions may be better positioned to capitalize on their superior financial security and higher levels of customer trust.

The company is aiming for a valuation of $50 billion, according to The Information, slightly below the current price for its stock in secondary markets.

As the market shifts dramatically in 2022, many startups, including fintech companies, are turning to down rounds as a way to raise capital.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, neobanks have become a convenient and cost-effective option for those who want to manage their finances solely online

The Everly News Roundup brings news of funding success for Pagos and Carmoola.

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.

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.

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