Pinwheel’s new partnership with Jack Henry will help banks and credit unions win primacy with more clients.
The first fintech to go public in the new year, the Dave challenger banking app went live on the Nasdaq Thursday, after a successful merger with a Victory Park SPAC.
Financial Health Network released its Financial Health Pulse Report, reporting a decline in financial health across most income groups.
With payroll lending, Nubank blazes a trail into secured lending, an asset that bears less risk than credit cards and individual loans.
Hispanics are an emerging American economic force, and Tricolor founder and CEO Daniel Chu has a plan to serve them.
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For the inaugural Fintech Blueprint Open Hours session, Carey Ransom of BankTech Ventures spoke on penetrating bank innovation departments.
Caitlin Long, the CEO and founder of Custodia Bank, has been fighting for access to the Fed payments system for many years. Custodia first applied for a Fed master account in October 2020.
After her application was endlessly delayed, she sued the Fed to review her application. They eventually did and ruled against her. So, she sued the Federal Reserve again.
As Chile await for the fintech law to come into effect, experts spoke to Fintech Nexus on its likely impact in the financial sector.
Organized crime groups are exploiting gaps in detection technology to orchestrate financial fraud on a massive level simultaneously across multiple businesses and geographies. The result? Actual fraud rates are multiple times higher than reported