Fintech start-ups showcased at Y Combinator Demo Day
Concepts ranged from crypto fraud tracing to student finance.
Concepts ranged from crypto fraud tracing to student finance.
The agreement marks nCino’s first Canadian credit union customer
Exiger promises SMBC it will boost its operational efficiency by more than 80%.
Accenture responds to the evolving risk landscape in financial services.
Delio will expand into Asia, the Middle East and North America.
Bakkt is “cleared to launch” its trading in bitcoin futures next month.
The DSB will create the new part-time role of Chief Information Security Officer.
CAIS connects financial advisors with alternative investments.
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Coinbase no longer has access to the UK FPS.
Every time customers refreshed they saw someone else’s data.
Zenus will allow anyone in the world to open an account.
They can be a critical tool for financially vulnerable people.
The platform offers pre-approved funding for online sellers.
The contest seeks legal, tax and regulatory solutions.
The partnership will optimise Calypso’s back-office processes.
The trade traveled from Australia to China on the Voltron blockchain.
Biz2Credit will fund training of 100 of its employees.
A record year for the technology provider.
The crypto derivatives exchange is launching in three weeks.
The technology provides an “enhanced, unified solution”.
It’s time to stop looking at digital as the only key to client satisfaction.
Shoppers’ money would gain interest in a makeshift bank account.
Commercial banks are taking up a starring role.
The solution will enable the likes of Netflix and Hulu to accept crypto.
Mortgage Cadence says the integration streamlines the application authentication process.
The $100m lawsuit has significantly disrupted “several clients and prospects”.
The start-up is in the early stages of product development.
Application open on 15 August.
It claims that the platform ripped off its code to release their own product.
It provides highly customisable tech for the online lending industry.
The alliance will reach out to more than 100 fintech health entrepreneurs.
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The new fintech partnership is designed to give credit unions ‘next-generation products’.
The platform has since raised $100m in 12 months.
A JPMC representative will be joining FreshBooks’ board.
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The funding was led by New York-based investor Prudence Holdings.