Tag: June 2023 FinTech

Born from the creative minds of Noah Stanford and Michael Melone, 0pass is a start-up that's determined to change the way businesses think about security. Focusing on making it easier for companies to transition from traditional usernames and passwords to more secure biometrics like Touch ID and Face ID, 0pass has already started to make waves in the FinTech industry.

The Australian government plans to implement mandatory climate-related financial disclosure requirements from 2024.

Cart.com, a major provider of comprehensive commerce solutions allowing merchants to sell and fulfil everywhere, recently bagged $60m.

In the dynamic and continually changing startup environment, the cultivation of a growth mindset is key to individual and organisational progress. It also lays the foundation for a cooperative, customer-focused, and high-performing work culture.

It has been announced that Neem, an innovative Pakistani FinTech startup, has entered into a strategic partnership with DNI Group.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently demonstrated their commitment to holding reluctant firms accountable in a speech titled 'Doing the right thing'.

London-based TreasurySpring, a revolutionary FinTech company in the capital markets arena, has successfully secured a Series B funding round.

Aktos, a trailblazer in the world of debt collections, has successfully procured a seed funding round of $4.4m.

In a recent post by Signicat, the company outlined how you can use digital signatures to sign PDF documents. 

Organisations worldwide are increasingly seeking ways to optimise their customer risk assessment (CRA) and anti-money laundering (AML) risk management strategies. Implementing effective CRA and AML procedures plays a crucial role in providing an accurate analysis of the potential risks that new clients might pose.