In this podcast interview Eyal Lifshitz, the CEO and founder of BlueVine, talks about building a small business banking platform and provides a contrarian view of embedded finance.
Making news this week was the CFPB director testifying before both the Senate and House, Fidelity will allow bitcoin in 401(k) plans, Robinhood had a bad week, the OCC is talking stablecoins, Goldman created a lending facility backed by bitcoin and more.
Money managers now want to pay banks to store and trade crypto for them.
The examples of both Dropp and Helium seem to indicate that there is real innovation in micropayment business models around shared ledgers and tokens, way out beyond the Bitcoin blockchain, cryptocurrency speculation and NFT madness.
Quantum computing, once thought to be the fantasy of science fiction, is slowly bringing shifts to the way we approach global issues.
Personalization and engagement strategies not only support improved results in customer acquisition, cross-selling and loyalty, they are now a basic expectation of consumers.
The mechanics behind crypto yield farming are eerily simple, but that simplicity should act as a warning label rather than an advertisement.
The field of quantum computing, once thought to be the fantasy of science fiction, is slowly and steadily bringing shifts to the way we approach global issues. Brace yourself, finance sector, soon there may be a reset.
Nium, a $2 billion digital payments start-up based out of Singapore, has big plans for its European business.
According to TU's data, the fraud attempt rate decreased by 22.6% globally in the first quarter compared to Q1 last year.