How the bank of tomorrow engages its customers today
Customer proposition depends on a data driven approach designed for early adopting, millennial professionals.
Customer proposition depends on a data driven approach designed for early adopting, millennial professionals.
UK-based web and mobile app has got regulatory authorisation to aggregate accounts and initiate payments.
One login to rule them all – for transferring money from all aggregated accounts.
PPS is providing the banking infrastructure and card technology.
Bank will use VeridiumID to replace tokens with biometric authentication for access to data.
Stars SafeCharge, WorldRemit, Wing Cambodia Limited Specialised Bank, PaymentComponents and Amazon India.
Integration marks the second stage in their partnership.
Combines evaluation services, technology, and options for cyber insurance coverage.
The project is in line with Standard Chartered’s objective to be “the digital bank with a human touch”.
Santander will launch DLT-based international payments for retail customers in Spain, Brazil, Poland and the UK.
Digiliti Money will merge into Urban FT’s affiliate, FinTech Imaging Solutions.
Also, Prism has recently surpassed 11,000 billers across the US.
Group of Chinese travellers conclude first ever cashless journey to Finland.
Sberbank now benchmarks its performance against technology companies not other banks.
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Looking to “participate in the future growth” of the fintech sector.
US-based commercial clients can now make payments in local currencies.
Smartphone-only bank was slated to open its doors in early 2017.
Getting in on messaging market with tidy acquisition of personal travel assistant Mezi.
Offering the ability to “crowd-trade and access investment ideas”.
Digital bank Fiinu plans to launch in early 2019.
“Just grab the things you need, fist-bump the terminal and go.”
Coconut “cracks open” its app-based business account for freelancers and self-employed people.
Featuring Vocalink, Shieldpay, Huawei, UnionPay, Pelican, PaymentComponents, Infosistema and Banco BAI Europa.
Currently available in Texas, California and Israel.
A Franco-German alliance targets the European savings sector.
All suffered a series of DDoS attacks last weekend.
Ten hours a slave… to Twitter complaints.
UK-based start-up Ummah Finance looking for a CTO and other senior execs to join its team.
Plan to make it available by Q2 this year.
Features Alipay in Israel; ABN Amro and Payconiq ending talks; and Apple’s Business Chat.
Things are looking up for US mobile auto shopping and financing start-up.
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Features Yolt, Chevy Chase Trust, FIS, Haven Savings Bank and Connecticut Online Computer Centre.
Initiative aims to protect mobile users from fraud.
Will offer Trusona’s password-less login solution to its enterprise customers across the nation.
Banks issuing Mastercard-branded cards will have to offer biometric authentication.
Will work with 24 MNOs from the US, Canada, the UK, China, India, Spain, France, and Switzerland.
Samsung will bring Juvo access to billions of underbanked prepaid users across the globe.
Will focus on the 4.5 million sole traders, freelancers and contractors in the UK.