Lloyds Bank partnered with Swedish fintech Minna Technologies and Visa in 2020 to launch its subscription management service, which allows Lloyds Bank customers to view, manage or amend their subscription services through the app.
One of the key components for open banking is being able to access data from other providers around the clock;...
The Startupbootcamp FinTech London and PwC have released a new report which finds more companies are investing in artificial intelligence; the report's findings are based on program applicants; findings show that artificial intelligence is significantly impacting customer service solutions; report also provides insight on top trends in fintech including an increasing number of companies focused on B2B and SME solutions. Source
Downtown Montreal In recent weeks, Canadian fintech companies have made major splashes in the world market. In the sphere of acquisitions, lending, funding, products and even digital assets, multiple Canadian cities and the companies that call them home have gained a reputation for being a focal point in fintech progression. Cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and...
The crypto industry has given birth to hundreds of DAOs centered around various projects.
Digital only Starling Bank says they have reached about 65 percent of their SMB lending capacity through the various government...
Fintechs are targeting the huge LatAm remittance market, as increased digitization paves the way for more affordable money transfers.
At a critical time of uncertainty for B2B businesses, Mazepay has been granted a license to make payments easier across Europe.
The UK's Metro Bank has enhanced its digital banking platform and launched new services; the new services include advanced technologies across nearly all aspects of the online user experience; the enhancements follow increased competition by digital-only banks including Starling, Atom, Tandem, Loot and Monzo; Metro Bank opened in 2010 and is also an investor in consumer loans through marketplace lender, Zopa. Source
Revolut is launching a premium account giving members a range of benefits; the premium account will cost 6.99 British pounds ($8.75) per month or 72 British pounds ($90.10) per year, and will include unlimited money transfer, a premium Mastercard, overseas medical insurance and 24-hour customer support; the digital bank is also launching a crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs for 4 million British pounds ($5.01 million) with investing priority for its first 5,000 premium customers. Source