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G+D: Navigating the Future of Fintech Agility and Innovation
At Money20/20 Europe 2026, Philippe Serres Chief Sales Officer at Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) outlines how they […]
Global payment processor, Checkout.com makes its first acquisition, French startup ProcessOut
Checkout.com, a leading global payment solutions provider, announces today that it has acquired French payment […]
UK's most valuable fintech startup? Revolut!
The digital bank Revolut has become the UK’s most valuable financial technology startup after a funding round that more than tripled its value to £4.2bn.
Cashplus launches UK-first Google Maps-powered purchase enrichment for business credit cards
Cashplus, the leading UK challenger to banks, has launched a UK-first payment tracking for its […]
Tymit launches new app-enabled instalment credit card
London-based FinTech Tymit has announced the launch of its app-enabled fee-free instalment Visa credit card.
Fintech Finance Presents: The Paytech Show 3.01 – Payment Rails and Globalisation
In this episode of The Paytech Show we look at how the payments landscape has […]
Monzo is hiring! And relaunching paid accounts
British digital bank Monzo is a fast-growing business, so it plans to hire up to 500 people and forecasts it will get 5.5 million users this year.
Immigrant Credit Access? Nova Credit raised $50M
Around 70% of people around the globe now have some form of a bank account, according to the World Bank. But when it comes immigrants, they essentially leave behind their financial histories, starting again from zero.
Tandem Bank CTO steps down as it anticipates fresh £50m funding round
Tandem Bank is close to securing fresh funding near to £50m, as it makes a management change.
Will ApplePay have a 10% transaction share by 2025? Likely so
Apple Pay will be most likely responsible for 10% global card transactions by 2025 worth trillions of dollars a year and even rival PayPal for online payments.
Mastercard in China? $27 Trillion market awaits!
Mastercard Inc. won approval to set up a bank card clearing business in China, gaining access to a $27 trillion payments market.
N26 shuts down in the UK! Brexit is to blame
Berlin-based digital bank N26, which is a rival to Revolut and Monzo, is closing accounts for UK on 15 April. “We will be unable to operate in the UK with our EU banking license so we will be leaving the UK and closing all accounts” is the official N26's statement.
Is "Curve" moving to the U.S.A? They've already opened a center in Brooklyn!
The Curve is a well-known London-based fintech with which you may combine your bank cards into one. Curve has about 300,000 cardholders at this point.
Revolut => Open banking? Yes in the U.K.
Possibly biggest European banking and money transfer app, Revolut, claims approx. 10 million customers. Now Revolut partnered with open banking API provider TrueLayer to add bank account aggregation features to its app.
Mobile payments in 2024? Biometrics about to secure $2.5 trillion.
Biometric authentication will be used in $2.5 trillion worth of mobile payments by 2024. That means an increase of nearly 1,000% from $228 billion in 2019, driven by the rise of WebAuthn standards adoption, according to a new report from Juniper Research.
Financial marketplace for immigrants? Rewire.
In Tel Aviv, a neobank built specifically for migrants was founded.
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