Mobile Payments

Ride-hailing unicorn Uber has made another foray into the FinTech space with its new initiative Uber Money.

Mexico City is due to welcome Stripe as the payments giant becomes the latest FinTech stakeholder to bet on the opportunities in Latin America.

Denizen is shutting down barely three years after the global banking solution first saw the light.

Hot on the heels of its announcement about a new transfer service, Venmo has unveiled its first-ever credit card.

The vice-president of Ghana has announced an ambitious programme to digitalise the country’s economy.

Samsung Electronics and Klarna have announced a partnership to give customers three new ays to pay for products and services.

The Australia-Singapore Digital Economy Agreement was announced in June as a bid to boost the two countries’ digital economies. Now they’ve begun the talks for real.

Real-time payments are quickly gaining traction in the UK. To meet the demand, challenger bank Revolut has picked Bottomline Technologies to help it out.

Finablr, the payments platform, and Samsung Electronics America have joined forces to create a new money transfer function on Samsung Pay.

The Dutch challenger bank Bunq is not only announcing that it is going to be available across the EU, but also that it will from now on enable Apple Pay and Google Pay support for travel card users in some countries.