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The Paypers has analysed the most prolific partnerships announced in Q1 2023 within the global fintech space, with a focus on Open Banking, A2A payments, embedded finance, B2B payments/lending, and entrance into separate verticals.
The Paypers Quarterly Analysis series, fintech, Open Banking, digital banking, account-to-account payment, embedded finance, B2B payments, lending, Variable Recurring Payments, API, banking, partnership
Romania-based startup QOOBISS has been accredited by the Romanian Authority for Digitalisation (ADR) for remote identity verification services using video means.
eKYC, identity verification, regulation, fraud prevention, biometrics
Australia-based AGL Energy has partnered with Microsoft to launch a cloud-powered data platform that allows the energy provider to provide Consumer Data Right (CDR) services to consumers, ARN states.
partnership, Open Banking, Open Data Economy
Biza.io, an Australia-based provider of Consumer Data Right (CDR) solutions, has announced the world’s first transfer of open energy data via the Consumer Data Right.
Open Data Economy, data, data protection, Open Banking, financial services
Universal API for small business data Codat has partnered with Open Banking platform Basiq to enable better underwriting for Australian businesses.
Open Banking, Open Finance, partnership, API, underwriting, banking, financial data
With the EC advancing the initiative for a European wide Digital Identity Wallet, Andrei Dumitru from IT Smart Systems shares how Romanians are setting up local digital identity solutions to get ready
digital identity, Open Banking, fintech, GAIN, identity verification
Basiq has announced Pearler, Way Forward, The Payment App, Otivo, and Fonto as new customers under the CDR Representative model who can now access Open Banking data.
partnership, Open Finance, Open Banking, data sharing, fintech
Frollo has signed AFG as the latest client for their Open Banking platform.
Open Banking, partnership, data, regulation
Fintech player TrueLayer has published its guide on Open Banking in Australia.
Open Banking, report, Open Finance, online payments
Australia-based SaaS technology provider Adatree has helped payments platform Payble accelerate its Accredited Data Recipient (ADR) journey to 4 weeks.
SaaS, online payments, partnership, payment methods, data
Volt Bank has become the first Australia-based neobank to become accredited as a data recipient under the consumer data right (CDR) scheme, according to itnews.com.au.
neobanks, data sharing, banks, regulation
Australia’s first non-financial services use case of the Consumer Data Right (CDR) has launched.
Open Banking, financial data, COVID-19
Open Banking, data, lending, personal finance management
compliance, partnership, Open Banking, data, banks, financial institutions, regulation, data privacy, API
Frollo, Accredited Data Recipient, ADR, Australia, Open Banking, data, banking, CDR, B2B
Citigroup has started working on a new Bitcoin trading product to the market, aiming to be ahead of its Tier I banking rivals around the world.
Citigroup, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, investment, banks, crypto market
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has launched a public consultation on its draft Guidelines to ensure and monitor compliance by payment service providers (PSPs) of the PSD2.
EBA, public consultation, draft, PSPs, PSD2, Europe, EU, compliance
The European Commission has unveiled a new online dispute resolution (ODR) platform for e-tailers, traders and consumers, whose launch was on 15 February 2016.
EU, merchant, legal requirements, ODR platform, online dispute resolution, online sales, internet, ecommerce
Cross-border ecommerce is still an under-developed market in Europe, according to the 2015 edition of the Consumer Scoreboard published by the European Commission.
European Commission, cross-border ecommerce, Consumer Scoreboard, Digital Single Market, consumers, retailers
The Consumer Rights Act (CRA), which received Royal Assent on 26 March 2015, comes into force on 1 October 2015.
e-tailers, regulation, Consumer Rights Act, online sales, offline sales, consumer law, digital content, Alternative Dispute Resolution