Capital One commercialises AirKey authentication technology for financial institutions
75 million Capital One cards are currently equipped with the technology.
75 million Capital One cards are currently equipped with the technology.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Capital One, Toast, Xalts and more.
The transaction brings together two of the largest card issuers in the US.
Paze MD James Anderson chats with FinTech Futures about the fintech’s upcoming product launch.
Walmart alleges Capital One failed to meet several contractual obligations and customer service standards.
Ultimately, the power of APIs is not in the technology but in the vision behind that technology.
An ideal domain for the problem-solving and relationship-building skills that distinguish women technologists.
US firm acquires again and gets a comparison engine for online shoppers.
FirstService Residential and Capital One talk about their enthusiasm for human-centered design.
“Scrappy little start-up” has made a difference.
Don’t be an Amazon worrier – this is a potential opportunity.
“We’ve got a great idea we think you’re going to love.” Despite its manifest flaws, this is the approach that has long dominated the development of new products and services. While introducing products that people love is an exemplary goal, real omniscience has proven to be distressingly rare.
Your organisation’s satisfaction with its virtual card provider is the single most important factor determining the return you will receive on your investment. So when you choose a supplier, set your expectations high.
Lend me your ears… and eyes. LendIt and Capital One are to co-host PitchIt @ LendIt, a competition to “find a future star of the fintech world”. The competition is aimed at firms innovating within the online lending and fintech space. It provides a showcase for eight firms to pitch their business case to a […]
Capital One UK is inviting fintech start-ups to join its newly launched Capital One Growth Labs – “an accelerator programme for early-stage start-up and high-growth companies”. The initiative is supported by technology investor L Marks. The aim, states Chris Owen, programme leader, is to discover and partner with the new fintech talent and “and unlock the truly […]
Apple may have lined up the chief executives of Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase to laud the launch of Apple Pay, but reaction from the wider industry was more muted – disappointed, even.
Mobility has risen to such a level of importance that many people believe it deserves its own C-level position to advance and align mobility strategy throughout the enterprise. In no other industry is this more pressing than in banking where financial institutions are increasingly using mobile apps to set themselves apart from their rivals.