Top fintech stories this week – 26 April 2019
Figure Eight acquired by Appen, T-mobile launches checking account, and RBS’ digital bank picks Mambu.
Figure Eight acquired by Appen, T-mobile launches checking account, and RBS’ digital bank picks Mambu.
It has been enabled by a partnership with Merchantrade.
The amount of the equity investment has not been disclosed.
It recently released a new biometric payment approval feature
Wirecard is struggling amidst fraud investigations.
Facebook, Stripe, and Europe’s biggest IPO.
The Irish firm specialises in security for online payments.
Catering for the Chinese market.
With no fees and high interest earning.
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The service will be discontinued in the UK and France on 15 June.
Former PayPal stars David Sacks and Max Levchin’s companies are on board.
The ai Corporation has also implemented Mastercard’s Pay by Bank feature.
Actis is increasing its investment in Pine Labs as a result.
Investment will fund team expansion and distribution of API banking platform.
Company is now valued at €7.3 billion.
Shaping corporate cultures to be more inclusive and making a positive social impact.
The funding takes Extend’s total capital to $14 million.
Partnership leverages national PayNow transfer service.
It also has other high growth markets in sight.
Fintech spring is here, bringing the world colour.
A European version will follow later this year.
Swift seeks to be selected as a provider for the Eurosystem Single Market Infrastructure Gateway (ESMIG).
“Don’t invest in analytics!”, and in my mind, the crowd cheered.
Follows successful beta launch in Spain.
Standing up to big players like Mastercard and Visa.
Deadline to enter the Awards is Friday, 12 April!
This follows the acquisition of Barclays’ prepaid business.
Free up your staff to work for more forward-looking organisations!
PASPX was founded in 2008 and holds an e-money licence.
This includes United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland.
The Visa card replaces the company’s Mastercard prepaid card.
It brings the firm’s capital to more than $100 million.
The bank provides payment services in frontier markets.
Aimed at raising its profile to provide payments across industries.
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Temenos will power digital end-to-end payments.
Led by Franklin Templeton with participation from Mastercard, Fidelity Investments Canada, among others.
Apple’s new credit card, New York goes fintech, and more!
It is rumoured that it is being organised by investment bank Goldman Sachs.