Innovators and problem-solvers from around the world put their creativity to the test, working to hack the covid-19 pandemic for three days in the EUvsVirus pan-European hackathon, which was hosted by the European Commission and EU member states with sponsorship from companies including Banco Santander.

The deal has successfully obtained all regulatory approvals from required authorities.

Join Fintech Finance’s Doug Mackenzie for the latest episode of The Fintech Fix. The best weekly […]

Banco Santander has launched a cross-border payments app PagoFX in the UK, taking on the might of rival fintech unicorn TransferWise.

Santander on Thursday launched a money service app in the United Kingdom that will initially […]

Santander joins a small but growing number of traditional banks that have opened up its API to third parties. The partnership between Moneybox and Santander will support customers in saving and budgeting their spare change on a daily basis[...]

Europe's largest traditional bank Santander is within weeks of launching its fintech transfer rival, PagoFX, according to several people briefed on the plans.

In this latest episode of The Fintech Show we look at how people are starting […]

Moneybox app has become the first third-party player to launch an Open Banking integration with Santander

Santander InnoVentures announced an investment in San Francisco based startup Roostify, specialized in the digitalization […]

Santander Corporate and Commercial (Santander) has appointed EQ Global, the leading cross-border payments provider, to […]

Launch of New Digital Banking Features Highlights a Year Full of Customer Experience Enhancements Santander […]

The TALL Group of Companies has been awarded a significant contract for the provision of […]

Powering the most digitally advanced, open banking experience Temenos can confirm that Openbank, the digital bank […]

New collaboration will allow Santander Business Banking customers to seamlessly link their accounts with Xero […]