P2P Payments

Some companies are happy to do just customer surveys to get more feedback. Klarna has taken that idea one step further with its latest initiative.

Two of the UK’s most prominent FinTech scaleups have been accused of altering their own Wikipedia pages to make them seem more positive.

Salt Lake City-based Galileo has just announced that its open for business in Mexico City as a wave of investments washes over Latin American FinTech companies.

Customers of OPay, the Nigerian-based PayTech company, were left unable to tap into their account through the company’s app over the weekend.

The Swedish FinTech unicorn Klarna is launching in Australia with the backing of one of the country’s four biggest banks.

Global PayTech company Adyen has been picked as Subway’s new payment partner in North America.

UK FinTech startup Curve has added another huge payment provider to its roster in its efforts to bring all different payment solutions and cards under one roof.

The cross-border payments and money transfers company MoneyGram International will strengthen its grasp of the Egyptian market through its new partnership with Suez Canal Bank.

Payment company Ingenico Enterprise Retail claims to champion smart city and transport revolution with launch of new service in North America.

MoneyGram has kept on growing since Ant Financial bought the payment company in 2017 for $880m. Now it plans to power that growth with a new partnership with non-banking finance company LuLu Money.