AIB opens up to APIs
Irish bank introduces AIB Developer Portal.
Irish bank introduces AIB Developer Portal.
US firm acquires again and gets a comparison engine for online shoppers.
The “first Brazilian bank to offer a 100% digital checking account”.
We reach day 62 and it’s been downbeat for the big four banks Down Under.
Financial inclusion, backed by U2 singer Bono.
To teach American kids about money.
Thanks to open banking and PSD2.
Debbie Crosbie to join troubled bank from CYBG. She’ll be busy.
The bank is stepping up its fintech game.
Lead investor is Backed VC.
Financial services company launches new digital offering.
Part of the bank’s wider data strategy.
Allowing Russian consumers to make international online purchases.
UK challenger bank also opens community beta testing for new feature.
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To enable US expansion.
Follows CYBG’s £1.7 billion takeover of Virgin Money.
As it prepares for a £80m round push.
A mobile bank with branch services.
Swiss bank says the claims aren’t supported by law.
On-the-spot card issuance.
As the fintech comes out of the bank’s eXellerator.
Takes a £11m investment – 10% stake.
“More than gamified fact-finding.”
Data stolen includes full names, account numbers and transaction history.
On the back of its digital revamp strategy.
Previously called Project Imagine.
N26’s chatbot is already live in English in both Facebook and Salesforce.
Offering a long-term view of a customer’s finances.
Utilising Android as PoS.
How Alfa Bank Belarus tripled the number of retail banking customers by embracing mobile.
As well as shutting down 15-20% of its IT applications.
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Santander, Royal Bank of Scotland, and HSBC supporting the Wales-based tech supplier.
Bank Zero is mobile-driven, 45% black-owned an 20% women-owned.
Integrations with Barclays, HSBC, RBS, Santander and others are imminent, iwoca says.
The bank hopes to achieve cost savings by migrating to a more cost-efficient IT platform.
Customers will be able to bank through the chat app.
In its quest for a £1.5bn valuation.