Challenger bank Revolut applied for UK banking license and ex-Standard Chartered chief Richard Holmes is supposed to aid the process.

Wirex is operating in 130 countries with 3.1m registered users and is a crypto-currency payments platform that launched the world’s first Visa crypto-enabled payments card.

PayPal launches a new buy now, pay later product in the UK allowing users to pay in three instalments over a short period.

Russian banking group Tinkoff introduced a monetary messenger designed to fit into its mobile app.

Jeremy Takle and Ben Harvey have announced the launch of a digital bank called Pennyworth.

A new digital-only bank Monument has received an "authorization with restriction" now aims for the UK’s richest and is set to launch within months.

Marqeta, which offers a card issuing platform, and Mastercard plan to expand into new regions and launch additional card programs together. Their expansion plan will begin in Asia Pacific.

Customers on Revolut's Grow, Scale and Enterprise plans will now be able to order metal cards for business use.

Monese and Thought Machine have are now cooperating with the challenger bank's expansion.

The challenger bank Revolut has once got into a dispute with its employees.

Revolut decided to move its Irish user's accounts to Revolut's business in Lithuania as its e-money license will no longer be valid post Brexit.

Every time customer recommends Starling to someone and that person becomes a new Starling customer through the referral journey, Starling’ll plant a tree as a thank you.

Just like Klarna, Curve credit offers credit on purchases made with your Curve card, which is to be paid back in instalments.

Péntech entered the market in beta mode in the autumn of 2019. Since spring 2020 the digital factoring platform is fully functional and is used by more than 300 registered users.

The German challenger N26 has introduced changes in the leadership team with two new C-Level hires.