Tag: Neobanks
Why neobanks may not be as popular as people think
It's easy to be taken in by the flashy digital offering of challenger banks, but new research suggests that they may not be as popular as people think.
Starling Bank reaches profitability as it eyes European expansion
UK-based neobank Starling has just cut even and expects to remain profitable as it plans to roll out its services across Europe.
BearingPoint RegTech launches new solution to reduce complexity for banks
BearingPoint RegTech has launched an outsourcing solution for regulatory reporting that will diminish the cost of compliance for institutions.
Challenger bank AideXa bags €45m in new funding
Italian neobank AideXa has secured €45m in seed capital to create a FinTech company focused on small businesses.
Revolut’s latest give is the launch of a new subscription feature
Having made several initiatives recently to better position itself in the market, UK challenger bank Revolut is now launching a new subscriptions feature to give customers more control over their recurring expenditure.
Revolut rumoured to soon apply for California banking licence
UK-based challenger bank Revolut is reportedly on the cusp of applying for a banking licence in California.
Fondeadora said to close $14m Series A as it pushes to...
Fondeadora, a new challenger bank based in Mexico, has reportedly bagged $14m in its Series A to help with its goal of becoming a full-stack neobank.
Hong Kong-based neobank WeLab opens 10,000 accounts in first ten days
New digital bank WeLab has celebrated opening 10,000 accounts within its first ten days of its launch, demonstrating how challenger banks are taking off in Asia.
Teenager neobank Walrus said to raise pre-seed round
Walrus is a mobile banking app aimed at teenagers and it has reportedly closed pre-seed capital to support its growth.
Swiss neobank YAPEAL has picked Marqeta to power its digital wallet
The European challenger bank YAPEAL has launched a new digital wallet with the help of Marqeta's modern card issuing platform.