AppTech Payments Corp. (AppTech), a Fintech company powering commerce experiences, is excited to announce a partnership that will enable transactions across international borders in a multitude of different retail outlets in Canada, including in-person retail, e-commerce, transportation, lodging, hospitality, automotive, and restaurants.
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Fintech lender, Creditspring, is currently saving its members £17m in UK borrowing costs by offering a no-interest alternative to high-cost credit options, providing a lifeline to borrowers in the cost of living crisis.
ION Markets, a global provider of trading platforms, analytics, and risk management solutions for capital markets, has today announced its new Compliance SaaS solution, which evolved from the hosted Compliance solution ION implemented in 2014.
Rapid business evolution demands better data handling
The journey from being a start-up to a full-scale fintech is thrilling – but one that’s also fraught with pitfalls if not navigated carefully. Scaling up involves several logistical and operational challenges that need to be overcome, with increased data reporting and reconciliation demands that can make the difference between success and failure.
Plum, the smart European personal finance app, is today announcing its launch in Belgium.
SEON finds that a recent shift from physical branches to digital banking has changed the world of online and mobile fraud, making the need for effective fraud prevention solutions more important than ever before.
Notably, the new review by SEON found:
Origin, the London-based fintech digitising debt capital markets, has launched Origin Extract to digitise any manually created bond termsheet, extracting structured data to automate and streamline the processes that depend on them.
Yapily, the leading open banking platform, today announces the appointment of Caroline Abercrombie as Chief People Officer (CPO), as it continues to rapidly grow its team and reach in Europe.
Recent research estimates that Financial Institutions dedicate up to 12 per cent of their workforce to meet their compliance obligations, costing the industry £50 billion annually. And as the quantity of regulation and financial crime initiatives grow, the resource required is becoming increasingly unsustainable. It is no surprise that more and more Institutions are looking to technology (RegTech) to help them identify and prevent financial crime.