LHV Banking Services launches new full banking service
Payment infrastructure provider LHV Banking Services has announced the launch of its new full agency banking services to clients and the wider payments industry.
Codat partners up with Visa as payment giant launches new European FinTech initiative
London-based Codat has formed a strategic partnership with Visa as the payment giant is gearing up to launch the Visa Fintech Partner Connect programme in Europe.
Marqeta to serve as Uber’s card issuing partner
Uber has taken another step into the FinTech space by entering into a card-issuing partnership with Marqeta.
How JCB Contactless’ new results add to the argument that Covid-19 has made cashless...
While the past few years have seen more consumers embrace digital payments, it seems as if the coronavirus pandemic has made the cashless society even closer than ever.
LexisNexis unveils new tool to fight email fraud
The news are coming strong and fast now for LexisNexis. Yesterday we reported that the company had inked a new deal with Nuggets and now it has unveiled a new email fraud prevention tool.
Zilch launches Snooze feature to delay instalment repayments
London-based FinTech Zilch has officially launched its new feature Snooze, giving users the ability to delay repayment on an instalment, or an entire payment plan by between four to seven days.
Klarna unveils new deal management widget
Europe's most valuable privately owned FinTech company Klarna has rolled out a new iOS price drop widget allowing consumers to stay on top of the latest deals and sales.
Rich people neobank Monument announces key tech providers for its platform
Hot on the heels of being granted a restricted banking licence in October, the UK challenger bank Monument has now announced the key providers to help it build its digital bank for high-earners.
Revolut Business now accepts direct payments
British businesses with a Revolut Business account can now accept card payments online directly into their account.
Santander is buying Wirecard’s core business in €100m deal
Another chapter in disgraced FinTech venture Wirecard’s collapse has come to an end with Santander buying the German company’s core business in a deal worth roughly €100m.