Tag: Starling Bank
TreeCard introduces world’s first wooden card
Replanting company Ecosia is powering a new wooden debit card named TreeCard that will use 80% of its profits to plant new trees.
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.
How OakNorth has weathered the Covid-19 crisis and Brexit so far
Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.
Starling Bank launches new online banking option
UK challenger bank Starling Bank has launched a new online banking option for its personal and joint bank account customers that will enable them to manage their financial from a computer as well as on their smartphones.
Starling Bank to launch new Kite card for kids
Starling Bank launching its new Starling Kite accounts for children is the latest example of a neobank trying to catch new customers when they are young.
Starling Bank introduces new fees after doubling its losses in the...
Starling Bank is "really sorry" if customers are unhappy with its new fees, introduced just weeks after the neobank revealed its losses had doubled in the last year.
Jiko becomes the first FinTech startup to purchase a US-regulated bank
FinTech startup Jiko has acquired Mid Central National Bank in a deal that is the first of its kind.
Struggling neobank Monzo adds fees for taking out cash and getting...
After having doubled its losses in the last year, challenger bank Monzo has now announced that it will add two new fees by the end of October.
The global challenger bank market to be valued at $471bn by...
The global neobank market is estimated to grow from $20.4bn in 2019 to reach $471bn by 2027, according to a ResearchAndMarkets.com' report.
Starling Bank reveals UK SMEs are bullish about their ability to...
More than two-thirds of UK SMEs seem to believe they can return to pre-coronavirus levels at the start of 2021, according to new research...








