The Philippines set for first digital-only bank as Tonik gets green light
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
The ailing FX firm is wrestling with a New Year’s ransomware attack.
Foreign exchange firm working “round the clock” to fix the attack.
The Minnesota fintech deemed to be making “unregulated loans”.
And it doesn’t look like anyone, even the state of California itself, is totally ready.
Being financially successful is ‘cool’ and is a growing aspiration for younger generations.
The sponsored posts were published after RBS was accused of writing fake reviews for Bó.
The incident took place from around 4am on New Year’s Day.
“We are offering credit with a fixed fee from day one,” says Koto’s CEO.
It’s been a record year for fundraising across the challenger bank space.
Banking outages have hit headlines thick and fast this year.
The major companies say it’s the first Spanish card to use motion code technology.
Credit unions and community banks raise their game in 2020.
Banks are “extremely concerned about cybersecurity”, says ACCC.
The start-up raised CHF 8.45 million from existing investors in this round, which was oversubscribed.
Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) will disrupt the age old four-player system.
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Starling is currently the cheapest option only going as high as 35%.
One million customers have been reimbursed so far with an average of $60 each.
Hill steps down from the position ahead of the 31 December 2019 date.
Prospective SME bank aims to streamline its SME loan process.
An Amazon stock, which would cost $1,700, suddenly becomes as cheap as $1.
The round was led by Valar Ventures, PayPal founder Peter Thiel’s fund.
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The UK start-up landed a partnership with Deliveroo earlier this year.
The CEO puts success down to its technical understanding of risk.
Neobank seeks to reach underbanked with smartphones.
The collapses follow regulatory clamp downs on affordability checks and compliance.
The New York Times obtained two recordings highlighting racial discrimination in the bank.
Supermarkets are taking a stand against the fees.
Mike Harris becomes chairman of the company.
The exec team come from Snapchat, Google and KPMG.
The fintech says 24% of recurring credit card transactions are falsely declined.
The paytech says its card-to-card service is now used by more than 1.2 million customers.
Brigewest explores how the Middle East has become an attractive region for businesses.
San Francisco secured the top spot – up from eleventh place last year.
The financing subsidiary says it can save consumers up to £270.
Office workers will pay for their lunch using their face.
The new bank is aiming for a 2020 launch.
All customer data will now funnel through the bank’s “secure API”.