Temenos, Taurus join forces to bolster digital asset access for banks
Swiss banking technology firm Temenos has partnered with digital asset platform Taurus to integrate the latter’s digital asset infrastructure into Temenos’ platform.
Why Jay-Z-backed Ethos and crypto-based firms aced among the 40 FinTechs raising money last...
From crypto startups raising millions despite Elon Musk pulling out of the bitcoin frenzy to subscription-based firms capitalising on the Covid-19 crisis, this is what you can learn from the 40 FinTech funding rounds of last week.
Tink bolsters open banking offering with FinTecSystems purchase
Swedish open banking startup Tink is set to acquire German firm FinTecSystems for an undisclosed amount.
HKMA underlines next steps in Open API Framework introduction
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has revealed its implementation plan for the third and fourth phases of its Open API Framework.
Leading US banks to pilot low credit score credit scheme
Some of the biggest US banks have signed up for a government-supported pilot program aimed at using alternative data to provide credit for people with low or no credit score.
BaaS platform Omnio bags €30m as it vies for European expansion
UK banking-as-a-service (BaaS) company Omnio has raised €30m in funding in a round led by GrayBella Capital.
PayPal, Google Cloud expand partnership to bolster transactional data scale
Payments juggernaut PayPal has strengthened its partnership with Google Cloud to help it process transactional data at a larger scale.
FinTech startup Nuula launches beta app in the US
Canadian FinTech company Nuula has introduced its beta mobile app with a mission to ‘help small businesses succeed’.
American Express, Tink enter European banking partnership
American Express has teamed with Swedish open banking business Tink to bolster the latter’s onboarding process for new card members.
Mastercard, Billetera team to provide digital payments in DR Congo
Payments giant Mastercard has collaborated with Billetera to offer digital payments to consumers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).