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The financial services minister of Britain has announced that Britain will focus first on regulating stablecoins rather than the broader cryptocurrency market.
cryptocurrency, stablecoin, financial services, regulation, distributed ledger technology, Bitcoin, e-money
e-money, mobile money, fintech, API, product launch, digital onboarding, SEPA
FCA, SCA-RTS, payments, e-money, guidance, Open Banking , electronic money, CP21/3, SCA, RTS, innovation, COVID-19, pandemic, coronavirus
sync., Lithuania, Germany, Open Banking , fintech, Europe, API, TrueLayer, Middle East, Qatar Fintech Accelerator, coronavirus, pandemic, e-money, licence, FCA
The Ukrainian Parliament has registered a draft payment services law that aims to open the Ukrainian payment market.
banking, fintech, PSD2, Ukraine, payments, remittances, e-money, PSPs, banks, payments providers, Ukrainian Central Bank, FX transactions, acquiring services
UK-based phos, has announced that it is working with Dutch neobank bunq to add solutions to the way its retail merchant customers accept payments.
Bunq, Phos, POS, neobank, NFC-enabled, Android, contactless payments, mobile banking, mobile payments, e-money
JoomPay, social finance app, electronic money license, e-money, online payments, Europe, instant payments, marketplace, mobile payments
BigPay, Singapore, Malaysia, e-money, remittance, merchants, money transfer, mobile payments
Nium, a global financial technology platform, has received the Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom to issue e-money and provide cross-border digital payment services in the UK.
Nium, fintech, financial technology platform, Electronic Money Institution, EMI licence, FCA, UK, e-money, cross-border digital payment services
Joel Van Arsdale, Flagship Advisory Partners, fintech, payments, Payment Institutions, e-money, finance, commerce, money remittance, Open Banking , banking, FX
Moneycorp Group, a UK-based foreign exchange and payments company, has obtained an e-money and MiFID license to operate in Dublin, Ireland.
Moneycorp, e-money, Dublin, Ireland, Europe, Central Bank of Ireland, e-money license, online payments, Brexit
Wirecard, Payhawk, launch, Visa, cards, expenses, accounting, digital financial technology, Bulgaria, fintech, collaboration, management, startup, card infrastructure, e-money, fraud, risk management, issuing processing, card management
The Bank of Lithuania has prepared and approved its position on the right of electronic money institutions (EMIs) and payment institutions (PIs) to access bank accounts opened with credit institutions.
e-money, payments, banks, financial institutions, fintechs, Bank of Lithuania, credit institutions
Ireland, fintech, Cambrist, Sweden, fx NOTIFY, Länsförsäkringar Bank, cards, banking, cross-border payments, European Central Bank, banks, API, SaaS, data, retail banks, e-money
fintech, EedenBull, B2B, payments, Norway, cards, banks, B2B, Q Business, e-money, MasterCard, Visa, UnionPay
Uzbekistan has updated its regulations regarding payments systems, to clarify whether companies need to be licensed for providing payment services in the country.
Uzbekistan, Central Bank of Uzbekistan, Rules on the Issuance and Circulation of Electronic Money, e-money, electronic money, online payments, payments regulation
Curve, MasterCard, partnership, UK, card, e-money, Wirecard
Measures to support electronic payment system and financial technology (fintech) have been reviewed by the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE).
e money, Maaza, fintech, registry, settlements, payment cards, PIS, cash contactless payments, electronic payments, Central Bank of Egypt, CBE
Denmark-based fintech Pleo has announced that it has entered into a collaboration with J.P. Morgan and Mastercard products.
J.P. Morgan, MasterCard, Pleo, Denmark, fintech, financial technology, Kinnevik, Creandum, Founders, Stripes, expense management, Expense Reporting, payments, e-money, e-money licence
Banks from nine EU countries have endorsed a note seeking clarification on the definition of e-money transactions and the related fraud reporting requirements issued by the European Banking Authority.
European Banking Authority, Fraud Reporting, e money, PSD2, banks, payments