Quant, the blockchain for finance pioneer, today unveiled Overledger Platform: the infrastructure used in Project Rosalind - the Bank of England and Bank for International Settlements’ retail CBDC project – available to all via software-as-a-service.
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Reduction in ATM deployment worldwide disguises more positive outlook in majority of markets
More than half of countries see an increase in ATM installations
AutoRek, a leading software provider for the financial services sector, was recognised at the Systems in the City Fintech Awards 2023, with the business and its Head of Compliance both winning top prizes.
NCR Corporation, a leading enterprise technology provider, today announced the filing of the
Despite financial market fluctuation, global efforts to secure a more sustainable and eco-friendly future are only increasing. New ESG frameworks are changing how banks and corporations address their sustainability goals, and new consumer pressure is requiring institutions to turn a previously sub-tier risk category into a global business strategy.
Finotta, a provider of embedded fintech for digital banking, announced today that its Personified Platform has digitally increased savings account opportunities by more than 20X compared to an average physical banking location.
Sumsub, full-cycle verification platform to secure the whole user journey, is pleased to announce a new partnership with AlphaPoint, a trusted veteran white-label exchange software provider in the blockchain space.
Buy now pay later (BNPL) is not a new concept, yet BNPL - as we know it today - has exploded globally over the last few years. In Southeast Asia, the alternative payment method is gaining ground, driven largely by the region’s high internet penetration as well as its substantial younger mobile-first generation.
Finastra, a global provider of financial software applications and marketplaces, today announced it has completed testing and certification for the FedNow Service, becoming one of the first vendors in the industry to complete the process.
New research from LexisNexis Risk Solutions reveals that 94% of financial services providers think teaching fraud prevention in schools will better protect the UK public against the risks of fraud and financial crime.
88% of firms also said they believe that teaching online safety and digital literacy skills in school are now as important as maths and English.














