Santander plans UK’s first combined voice and phone ID authentication
Customers will create a unique “voice print” at enrolment.
Customers will create a unique “voice print” at enrolment.
ACI will provide its UP Retail Payments solution.
The company plans to use Tink to improve the onboarding process for new users.
Leveraging banking services at Vast Bank, which itself is going through a major tech revamp.
IBM’s Watson can help both employees and customers.
The bank has also implemented Office 365 for employees.
The Irish bank is keeping up with open banking developments.
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ANNA hopes to launch further new features in the future.
Access to cash is a key component in Kazakhstan.
The bank will implement the Avaya OneCloud Private solution.
Challenger bank is the first in Greece to tie up with the German fintech.
The bank wants to respond quickly to changing customer preferences.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The firm has raised a total of €28 million investment since its inception.
This is supplier’s sixth user in British Columbia.
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Aiming to achieve better capabilities, easy integration with core banking systems and a more intuitive design.
Software development kit enables employees to respond to customer feedback.
This follows a go-live for consumer lending in May 2017.
Offering three different tiers of account and services.
Investment will fund team expansion and distribution of API banking platform.
It will give Mogo access to Difference’s technology company portfolio.
This week, news about challenger banks!
Follows €19m investment round led by ING Ventures.
SAB’s SAB AT will be added to the acquisitive French company’s existing range of acquired core offerings.
The Spanish challenger is already expanding its product portfolio.
£1.9bn valuation will see the challenger bank leapfrog rival Revolut.
Both US and UK regulators have imposed large penalties.
Follows successful beta launch in Spain.
Standing up to big players like Mastercard and Visa.
This follows the acquisition of Barclays’ prepaid business.
AML and KYC for all mobile needs.
The bank will expand the range of functions customers can use.
The Dovetail Payments Platform will help with customer personalisation.
Personal finance, taken to the next level.
PASPX was founded in 2008 and holds an e-money licence.
It says it keeps the costs low through technology and by being outside London.
The three banks are Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank, and Dena Bank.
Three-year contract is part of AIB’s digital transformation project