Sibos 2020: Chinese central bank processes CBDC worth $162m in 2020
Some 113,300 personal digital wallets have been opened.
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.
UK customers can now make GBP deposits to fund their Gemini account.
Robinhood it will use the funding to improve its customer experience.
With an IPO looming, Mode has got a busy year of business ahead of it.
“What was striking is the increase of such businesses set up outside London and by women.”
A flurry of share issuance, exchanges and buyouts as illimity nabs half of fintech firm Hype.
By 2025, An Post wants to hit one million customers.
The start-up is active in both the UK and wider Europe.
The fintech claims it will “optimise” users’ money.
The fintech will launch within six to eight weeks of closing its crowdfund.
CleverCard’s Kealan Lennon reckons the market isn’t big enough for so many neobanks.
The new venture is spearheaded by Christoffer Malmer, head of SEBx.
The new valuation would pit Chime ahead of Brazilian neobank Nubank.
Founded in 2012, Monedo was called Kreditech until earlier this year.
To date, the 25-person fintech has signed contracts with seven banks.
The AFME focuses on crypto-assets, artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
“This is an everyday account, we don’t want you to risk your money,” says CEO.
The gold wallet has launched a new service amid claims of a string of record months.
“Companies need to leverage this inflection point correctly.”
The bank has doubled its investment into its VC arm.
A switch in tactic from Mastercard, which wasn’t always in favour of CBDCs.
“For the first time, we are seeing a key dialogue with central players,” says Paymob.
In the UK, the start-up is working with taxi drivers in Glasgow.
Mode anticipates a valuation of around £40 million.
The fintech is currently drawing back its growth to preserve cash.
Klarna is looking to raise half a billion from a mixture of new and old investors.
“You can’t ‘assess’ for 15 months.”
Ziglu insures digital assets against cyberattacks.
Here, banks can get visibility into every single process in their business as they actually behave.
Payit was built by London-based, RBS-backed fintech, Pollinate.
Users may have to pay a fee when withdrawing upwards of £250 from an ATM.
It claims to be the first to bring consumers the service for free.
The fintech landed $17 million in May,
The raise was spotted in a SEC filing.