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IDEMIA, Global Fintech Accelerator Card Program, fintechs, neobanks, programme, cardholder, onboarding, card issuance, card packaging, metal cards, biometric cards, cards, recycled cards
WorldRemit, money transfer, remittances, partnership, Albo, Klar, payments, Mexico, neobanks, banks, economy
TransferWise has announced secondary sales amounting to a total of USD 319 million at a new valuation of USD 5 billion.
neobanks, Monzo, N26, Bunq, TransferWise for Banks API, TransferWise, payments, SMEs, bank account, money transfers, cross border payments, shares, valuation
Modulr, launch, payments, merchants, PISP, card payments, banks, accounts, fraud, authentication, neobanks, lending
Starling Bank, banks, neobanks, challenger banks, Slack, UK, digital bank, digital, banking, Bionic, Equipsme, SMBs, transactions , SME
UK, digital banks, neobanks, funding, coronavirus
banking, fintech, bigtech, Apple, Facebook Pay, Uber money, digital wallet, Google, US, Libra, digital payments, mobile banking, neobanks, RTP, MasterCard, cyber-security, data, AI, The Paypers, Business Reporter, customer experience, innovation
Australian neobanks 86 400, Up and Volt Bank have cut their interest rates by 0.25% following the decision taken by The Reserve Bank of Australia.
Australia, neobanks, 86 400, Up, Volt Bank have cut their interest rates by 0.25% following the decision taken by The Reserve Bank of Australia.
With the emergence of neobanks, Diego Caicedo, the Co-Founder and CEO of OmniBnk, analyses success stories in the fintech industry Europe and LATAM
Diego Caicedo, OmniBnk, fintech, Latin America, challanger banks, neobanks, financial inclusion, N26, Revolut, banking
Singapore’s regulatory authority has announced that in June 2020 they will issue operational licences to three neobanks in order to provide better services to underbanked enterprises.
digital banking, Singapore, fintech, MAS, Ant Financial, TikTok, licences, neobanks, Monetary Authority of Singapore
Fintech startup Currencycloud has raised USD 80 million in funding from strategic investors including Visa, BNP Paribas, SBI Group, Siam Commercial Bank and the International Finance Corp.
Currencycloud, funding, cross-border payments, fintech, neobanks, alternative payment methods