Tinkoff has announced the launch of Russia’s first super-app, an application designed to meet almost any financial, leisure or lifestyle need its users may have.
South Korea’s commercial banks will formally launch Open Banking services by the end of 2019, following a 10-bank pilot to test the system in October 2019, according to Regulation Asia.
Fibank has launched the first Open Banking platform in Bulgaria fully compliant with the PSD2 Directive.
Orange Bank has launched in Spain with 1% interest rate for deposits of up to 20,000 euros, one of the highest savings interest rates offered available in Spain.
HSBC has chosen fintech MuleSoft to develop a shared services platform for secure asset reuse and business self-service.
Royal Bank of Scotland has announced launching digital challenger Bó, using National Westminster Bank’s banking licence.
Canada-based EQ Bank, the digital arm of Equitable Bank, has announced it is migrating its core banking system to the cloud.
TrueLayer, Europe’s provider of financial APIs, has announced it is working with challenger bank Tandem.
Fintech Biza.io has announced the launch of Australia’s first Consumer Data Right compliant Open Banking Sandbox
Konsentus has launched an analysis tracker to monitor the progress of Open Banking across the European Economic Area.
J.P. Morgan's auto financing arm has announced the creation of a blockchain-based automobile inventory system to digitize floor plan financing.
The Open Banking platform Nordic API Gateway has announced a new partnership with Finland's financial institution OP Financial Group.
Westpac has launched its data driven experience platform (DDEP), a Microsoft Azure-based data hub that provides real-time insight to its customers.
The Clearing House has released a Model Agreement to help FIs and fintech companies establish legal terms for the sharing of bank-held consumer data.
The American Bankers Association has published a survey indicating that 95% of consumers are satisfied with their digital banking apps.
Boost Payment Solutions has announced a strategic collaboration with J.P. Morgan to automate the delivery of J.P. Morgan’s single use card accounts in the US.
Google has announced preparing to offer checking accounts to consumers, as first reported by The Wall Street Journal, starting as early as 2020.
UK-based HSBC and RBS have announced the launch of new digital banking platforms.
Tencent has announced opening a blockchain-based virtual bank after the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission approved a new license.
YES BANK has announced the launch of YES Fintech Developer, India’s largest API sandbox with 50+ virtual APIs at Bengaluru, marking the evolution of the bank’s technologies to Open Banking.
Tandem has announced they will be kicking off their international expansion plans with a launch in Hong Kong before the end of 2019.
US-based online B2B marketplace Prosper and the US subsidiary of BBVA have launched Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC).
South Korea has announced it is launching 10-bank pilot of Open Banking system, according to Regulation Asia.
US-based payments platform Flywire has unveiled a new offering of simplified cross-border payments and receipts for Bank of America.
US-based cross-border payments platform Western Union has deployed API access to its supporting front-end payment applications through its Business Solutions unit.
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