Revolut taps Visa Direct for cross-border business payments
Revolut Business customers can now access instant card transfers powered by Visa Direct.
Revolut Business customers can now access instant card transfers powered by Visa Direct.
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Surety Bank will deploy Apiture’s Digital Account Opening, Business Banking, and Consumer Banking solutions.
NSCG will also invest up to $25 million in Fourcore’s upcoming capital raise.
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Upvest will provide virtual IBANs, cash management, and FX services through Deutsche Bank.
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ABN Amro is streamlining its digital lending operations and strengthening its trade finance transaction monitoring.
Valverde will deploy Broadridge’s tech to support its recently launched Valverde ASEAN+ Fund.
DBS, HSBC, OCBC, UOB, SPTel and SpeQtral are all set to take part.
North Bay Credit Union will deploy the vendor’s Velocity solution.
PTSB will now make use of Worldpay’s DCC, ePOS and e-commerce solutions.
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Forum Credit Union is going live with Apiture’s business banking solution.
The London-based lender will leverage Phoebus’ tech to service homeowner and HELOC loans.
Nium has applied for a Payment Institution licence in Brazil.
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Lemonway says the Italian central bank has told it to “not engage new Italian partners”.
CUA now boasts an ATM network of over 85,000 locations across the US.
The two new deals come just months after Unit revealed it was cutting 15% of its workforce.
iGTB claims the deal marks the first deployment of the cloud-managed service in the region.
The solution first made its market debut last year.
Atomic’s solution is available through Alkami’s digital banking platform.
The deal will enable Varo cardholders to add tokenised cards to their digital wallets.
The new digital-only bank is the result of a joint venture between HD Bank and Galaxy FinX.
The bank is migrating to Temenos’ core banking platform for corporate banking, retail, and wealth management.
The offering facilitates conversions in over 60 different currencies.
The bank is also adopting nCino’s nIQ solution for AI and machine learning tools.
Under BCTO’s ownership, the two entities will merge to become a single combined business.
Missouri Central Credit Union currently manages approximately $78 million in assets.
Both MUFG and Ayala Corporation have invested $393 million each in the company.
AXA says the proposed deal will “create a leading European asset manager” with total AUM of €1.5 trillion.
Bankident will “enable our customers to start trading within minutes”, says Bitpanda’s Maik Brodowski.
The bank is leveraging the vendor’s account issuer programme.
Oscilar has been tapped by the bank for its AI-driven AML Risk Platform solution.
The Santander-owned fintech could list on the LSE as early as Q1 2025, according to reports.
Fenergo says its solution is designed to reduce false positives and automate manual AML processes.
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Safecypher’s tech tackles CNP fraud by enhancing CVV protection for card payments.
Through the partnership, 1.8 million Irish credit union members will gain access to SEPA instant payments.