PayTech Awards winners: where are they now? Streeva – PayTech for Good
We talk to some of the winners of last year’s PayTech Awards to see how they have fared since then.
We talk to some of the winners of last year’s PayTech Awards to see how they have fared since then.
The awards are open to banks, financial institutions, technology and service providers, teams and individuals.
Fintechs could, in principle, fill the void left by the large incumbents.
Research suggests ATMs are still popular tools for financial inclusion.
Allyship means valuing people with different experiences from your own.
Phased implementation will start in November 2020.
The ability to send money home is critical, but not always easy for migrant workers.
Wave Money has tapped more than 21 million people in Myanmar.
GoBear’s bank partners will be able to tap underserved consumers.
Funding Options says HM Treasury should “embrace the full ecosystem of lenders” in the SME sector.
“We’re opening the door to another level of innovation,” says founder.
These new joiners can lend between £10,000 and £5 million to small businesses.
The project is backed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
It quickly determines the government support options available to them.
More than a third of fintechs in our sample did not have a single woman on their board.
#FinancialInclusionMatters has been created to show support for TIF’s work and spread the word.
Roughly 80% of PPP applicants are still waiting on loans, says NFIB.
The sandbox is home to 30 fintechs.
KIB currently serves 1.2 million customers.
The cards are loaded with money from Italy’s €400 million Solidarity Fund.
The capital raise was led by AlbionVC.
We have received more requests for extensions than ever before, so we are extending the entry deadline again until the end of April.
There may be an even bigger opportunity for innovators to provide higher-quality financial products.
Elas was officially founded in January this year.
Not only was the gender homogeneity disheartening, it’s also a serious problem.
Many fintechs have used this pandemic as an opportunity to show their mettle.
A brief overview of how governments and financial regulators have reacted to coronavirus.
“This funding will assist households and employers of all sizes,” says the Fed.
Visa will split the money between NGOs and investment partners.
All things equal: Closing the gender gap in fintech.
Coronavirus could “wipe out a generation of start-ups”, says one fintech founder.
The mobile network operator has 4.4 million subscribers for its digital wallet.
One EPA member has seen a spike of 14% in chargebacks from UK/ Europe-based merchants.
The pandemic has given fintechs a time to shine.
The fintech wants to reach two million people in its first eight weeks of launch.
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“People don’t want to tell strangers how bad they’re doing with their finances,” says founder.
Innovation and the need for diversity.
House Democrats have drafted a bill which, if enacted, would create a ‘digital dollar’.
Legislators are currently working on a bill which addresses small business loans.