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While times seem bleak at the moment with the COVID-19 pandemic, some FinTechs are doing their best to help. In tough times, the best way to succeed is to come together and a number of FinTech companies are doing just that, offering their services for free to those helping to tackle the virus or those that have been impacted by it.

The UK government has unveiled a package to help SMEs. However, the boss of challenger bank Tide doubt the package will be enough.

Challenger bank Revolut has parnered with the Trussell Trust food bank network to support emergency food needs around the UK.

As the UK is dealing with a countrywide lockdown, many companies will struggle with their financials. That’s where Capitalise.com's new solution comes in.

Yoti, digital identity company, is offering its digital identity solutions for free to any public health organisation, emergency service and community initiative tackling COVID-19 (coronavirus).

Credit card payment company Plastiq has attracted $75m in fresh capital to grow its team, develop more solutions and help small businesses to pay their suppliers, which may be getting trickier during the coronavirus crisis.

German challenger bank N26 has signed an agreement with mental wellbeing app Headspace to give premium users some peace of mind during the current pandemic.

The COVID-19 outbreak has forced many FinTechs to have their staff work from home. However, what should these companies consider when encouraging remote working?

NorthOne, a US-based digital bank focused on small businesses, is dropping the account fees for its customers which have been impacted by COVID-19 (coronavirus).

The markets are volatile due to the coronavirus. The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) has banned some short-selling to prevent the situation from getting even worse.