Indian regulator IFSCA opens fintech regulatory sandbox for applicants
Once the regulator has decided on applicants, it will determine the conditions of the sandbox.
Once the regulator has decided on applicants, it will determine the conditions of the sandbox.
The round arrives just seven months after its €20 million Series B extension in April.
It adds to PrimaryBid’s $8.6 million Series A last year.
QuickAccept was developed by the team from WePay.
The beta version of its app is expected to land in February 2021.
Aqumon offers B2C and B2B solutions.
Hoddle was brought onboard to NatWest’s accelerator programme by Steve Chown.
PayPal landed the first conditional crypto licence from the NYSDFS.
Line has developed and operates the service in collaboration with Thai bank Kasikornbank.
“We help people build credit by looking at how and where they spend their money.”
“[We’re offering a] much more advanced and cost-effective alternative”.
The deal marks Spotcap’s exit from the direct lending market.
“Lanistar is not only planning to stand out, but step over all the other start-ups”.
Wealthsimple serves some 1.5 million users.
The fintech is just “a couple of months” away from going live on Yobota’s core banking platform.
The JPMorgan Chase app has around 39 million ‘active’ customers.
“LatAm looks to the US as a beacon,” says COO.
Two thirds of British millennials use BNPL services.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is investigating the claims.
Each month, the digital challenger promises to gift $10,000 to Black or Latinx businesses.
“This shows Visa’s commitment to onboard other companies which develop crypto.”
The start-up promises impressive rates considering the current 0% interest climate.
The solution is already connected to the main banks in France which have opened up their APIs.
Tinkoff claims to have acquired 1.7 million new credit accounts since the beginning of this year.
Fintechs in the BNPL space have seen their valuations rocket.
The fintech is piggybacking off Texas-based Spur Security Bank.
That’s according to a new report by Retail Banking Research (RBR).
Monument has raised £20 million to date.
The fintech allowed consumers to invest in Notes, corresponding to fractions of loans.
Van Rijswijk is “strongly advocat[ing]” that regulators come up with an equivalent for banks.
The industry organisation was formed with the help of Lloyds and HSBC back in 2018.
The fintech holds a 65% market share of Kazakhstan’s digital payments flow.
Until now, no established, Black-owned, UK-founded bank has existed.
Some 113,300 personal digital wallets have been opened.
“It’s a much better product than we had in Argentina [upon launch],” says the CEO.
The start-up is spearheaded by GoDaddy engineer Drew Wilson.
The plan is to launch in the US before Christmas.
The bank recently found 70% of its customers are concerned about climate change.
Sber has launched a series of digital services alongside its tech company revamp.
One’s debit card offers a mixture of current, savings, and credit services.