Yes Bank launches India’s biggest API sandbox
Private lender says ‘yes’ to fintech developer collaboration.
Private lender says ‘yes’ to fintech developer collaboration.
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The bank hopes to “spur innovation in [the] digital payments space”.
Wealth management is a traditionally “sticky” industry.
Stocks soared as high as 39% following the announcement.
The bank app has raised $132 million since it began in 2015.
Existing investors SoftBank and Ant Financial are also expected to participate.
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FSS offers the solution in partnership with Amazon.
The start-up is personalised to gig economy workers.
Thriving in a hyper-connected world.
The AI chatbot is well-versed in the banking world.
The new bank will be launching its ‘Namaste Biz’ app soon.
This will be the firms first treasury and insurance blockchain solution offering.
The company is now valued at $225 million.
The latest financial quarter brought licence deals worth $29 million.
Major players will be forced into closer collaboration with regulators.
PayPal Ventures also participated in the round.
WhatsApp is waiting for regulatory approval in India for a similar service.
Concepts ranged from crypto fraud tracing to student finance.
Fintech deals in China fell 81% in Q2.
The platforms chose collaboration over competition.
The alliance will reach out to more than 100 fintech health entrepreneurs.
It is the first bank in India to offer the service.
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It will need to comply with all of the regulations ahead of its launch.
DriveWealth has partnered with Vested Finance.
The new card is designed to serve outbound Indian travellers.
The Indian B2B paytech raises money for domestic and international growth.
The decision comes after only two years of its live operations.
The start-up hopes to set an AI trend for Indian banks.
Brand new, designed from the ground up platforms will enable the creation of trust by unlocking the door to data.
The technology would be for banking officials’ use only.
The arrangement will target underserved small and medium fleet owners.
The funds will drive the API collaboration platform’s product development and customer support.
The fintech doesn’t have a banking licence – yet.
Users can pay Amazon delivery associates from their bank accounts via UPI QR codes.
The firm is already looking to expand in Singapore.