Tag: Challenger bank
Atlantis is launching a neobank in India called Neo-Bank
Singapore-based FinTech Atlantis is launching a challenger bank in India in order to tap into the global $15.7bn millennial banking industry.
Teen-focused challenger bank Copper Banking secures $4.3m investment
Digital bank for teens Copper Banking has secured $4.3m in its seed funding round, which was led by PSL Ventures.
Finndon raises £2m as it begins its aim of being the...
Finndon, a new UK-based challenger bank looking to launch next year, has reportedly raised £2m from its founders.
Finnu bags $800,000 to launch its personal credit solution in Latin...
Fintech Finnu has secured $800,000 investment to give loans for phones to customers in Latin America.
Why the founders behind Monument think there’s still room for another...
Challenger bank Monument has revealed that it is in the later stages of an application process to get a UK banking licence in order to launch a service for affluent clients.
Chime has launched a new card and tool to help customers...
US challenger bank Chime has launched a new type of payment card to help millennials establish a credit history in a time when many young customers don't have one.
Challenger bank Knab taps facial biometrics company iProov for its customer...
Dutch online bank Knab prides itself on supplying a human service backed by the latest technology. To that end, it has just teamed up with biometrics company iProov.
Revolut users can now trade with silver on the challenger bank’s...
UK neobank Revolut has announced that its standard, Premium and Metal customers can now access silver through the Revolut app.
Australian business bank Zeller raises AUD $6.3m ahead of 2021 launch
New alternative business banking platform Zeller has reportedly raised AUD $6.3m in a funding round as it aims for a 2021 launch.
UK challenger bank Monzo reportedly suffers down round which sees its...
UK challenger bank Monzo has reportedly suffered a down round, resulting in its valuation dropping down from $2bn to $1.24bn.










