US neobank Mercury enters consumer banking market with Mercury Personal
Customers of Mercury’s latest offering will need to commit to a $240 annual subscription fee.
Customers of Mercury’s latest offering will need to commit to a $240 annual subscription fee.
Keytom says it aims to help customers better manage their digital assets “in one convenient location”.
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Three fintech founders discuss the best ways to assess a potential partner in financial services.
In this podcast episode, we’re joined by Dirk Marzluf, Chief Operating and Technology Officer at Banco Santander.
Founded in 1997, Macatawa Bank manages a network of 26 full-service branches across Michigan, USA.
The fintech claims it provides “a much-needed alternative to banks for European SMBs looking for financing support”.
KBZ Bank is to deploy FinbotsAI’s credit modelling solution, CreditX.
IFGS 2024 is taking place in London this week, with fintech regulation and innovation high on the agenda.
Beck will provide support to Greweldinger in a senior advisory capacity during the transition.
LBBW will launch a pilot for its crypto custody services in the second half of 2024.
As part of the deal, Algbra has also partnered with SC Venture’s climate-focused savings platform, Shoal.
NFCU is “continuing to standardise” with the fintech’s engagement banking platform.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Linqto, HSBC, Santander and more.
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The partnership will be focused on “bringing together digital payments and loyalty for M&S customers”.
Symend’s Hanif Joshaghani discusses how firms can enhance their digital communication with customers.
The deals were revealed during the Google Cloud Next event in Las Vegas this week.
The licencing follows the paytech’s $6.3 billion acquisition by Advent International.
An embedded world is a world where trust is essential and needs to be constantly renewed.
Openbank is currently live in Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal and Argentina.
The Phoenix-headquartered credit union has opted for NCR Atleos’ ATMaaS solution.
We chat with Georgina Merhom of SOLO to find out how the start-up commoditises first-party data.
In this podcast episode, Dharmesh and Dave explore the evolving core banking market with SaaScada.
Praveen TM, CEO of Opus Technologies: “Innovation is the only way to survive in this competitive market.”
The testing will begin on 13 May this year, with the aim to explore several potential use cases.
The bank says its latest offering will be launched fully “in the coming weeks”.
The deal is expected to be finalised within the next 12 months.
Linedata says the purchase will extend its reach to the “critical sectors” of asset management, insurance and credit.
CAB Payments Europe has been granted a PSP licence from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).
Matera’s Brad Goad discusses how banks need to modernise their core tech to keep up with instant payment innovations.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Nuvei, Westpac, iCapital and more.
The London-based fintech says it is now gearing up for an EU-wide launch “later this year”.
The bank will have access to the vendor’s network of over 950 API-integrated, third-party fintechs.
Being cloud native and supporting multi-tenancy are key considerations when looking at a new core banking solution.
Zand’s CEO claims the move will enable “seamless deployment of digital assets, AI, and blockchain technologies.”
TD hopes the partnership will help streamline the development and deployment of new products and services.
Project Agorá will see seven central banks work in partnership with several private sector participants.
Investment in core banking technology will continue to be the utmost priority for the industry.
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