The "crypto winter" has swept away many investors worldwide. But in Latin America's inflation hotspots, stablecoins are gaining ground.
It is becoming increasingly necessary for financial institutions to start thinking outside the box for ways to grow and diversify their loan portfolios.
Despite an onslaught of regulatory pressure on crypto and industry challenges, an interest in digital assets continues.
Despite a challenging scenario for Latin American fintechs, neobanks and digital wallets in Brazil continue to sign up millions of clients.
A liquidity crunch can be devastating for a digital lender. Here are some ways for lenders to prepare and combat these difficult times.
In a webinar sponsored by Provenir, experts discussed the promise and challenges of AI in lending, and where the sector was headed next.
More consumers prefer digital payments, a trend accelerated by the pandemic, results of a new survey from payments gateway Onbe reveal. The rates of online shopping, mobile wallet usage, apps and P2P payments have also risen.
E-commerce is quickly catching up in Latin America, providing fertile ground for digital payments to proliferate.
Americans overwhelmingly prefer digital payments over cash establishing that embedded finance is the next frontier.
Financial institutions have the tools available to provide personalized digital money management, but that doesn't mean it is a simple process.