Top fintech stories this week – 20 April 2018
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
US bank was previously using Fiserv’s DNA platform.
Moving customer data from Lloyds’ legacy tech to a new in-house platform, Proteo4UK.
Caixa de Crédito Agrícola Mútuo da Chamusca signs up.
“Biggest product launch since 2011.”
Few sensed the sense of humour.
Mada’s got it made in the Kingdom.
Provides a presence in four new cities Down Under.
Digital mortgage adviser Hoocht brings on the AI power.
Offering a single software platform for merchants.
IBM and big banks’ blockchain initiative makes progress.
No human staff to be seen in this robotic dream.
Relationship banking solutions provider wants more relationships.
Swedish fintech Tink has introduced its API developer platform.
The latest round brings Qapital’s total funding to $47.3 million.
Available in English and Spanish.
CoBa’s Chiara Ronga interviews FinTech Futures’ editor-in-chief Tanya Andreasyan.
Partnership aims to reduce rural poverty in China and other developing countries.
Stars MFS Africa, Tala, Funding Societies and HelloGold.
Middle East welcomes innovation platform.
Looks to light up stock market with liveliness and laissez-faire.
Offers local and international payments in 15 deposit currencies.
The organisers describe the initiative as a “world-first”.
“God bless me.”
First non-bank payment service provider to directly access system.
OCBC Bank has delivered another “Singapore’s first” in collaboration with Google.
Revolt’s Vault helps users turn spare change into savings.
Teams with Idemia for biometrics and contactless innovation.
Enter by Friday, 20 April!
Bill reduction service Billshark receives some serious street cred.
Integrates blockchain technology into bank-issued cheques.
Teams with wearables brand to offer contactless payments using Fitbit Pay.
Features Santander InnoVentures, Creditas, Konsileo and ArchOver.
Nation will let VLLCs be remotely managed using blockchain.
More than 80 IT roles on offer as digital revamp takes shape.
Make a beeline for B-Hive’s innovation platform.
The fund has a special focus on artificial intelligence.
Equiniti Riskfactor has gained its first client in Canada – Baron Finance.
50,000 customers feeling fine with sublime cash pay-in time.
The deal is valued at $100 million.