iDenfy, a tech startup providing AI-based ID verification and fraud prevention services, announced joining forces with Today’s Crypto, a streaming platform designed for the cryptocurrency community. iDenfy will ensure a frictionless onboarding process without creating compliance risks. 

Leading global information services company Experian has today announced the appointment of data aggregation and analytics platform Envestnet | Yodlee® as its official Open Data API provider in Australia. The collaboration will enable Experian to integrate the APIs necessary to access data from data holders under the Consumer Data Right (CDR), including the Big Four banks as well as more than 70 leading Australian financial institutions.  

Fincrime prevention experts SEON has released its latest report, highlighting some of the most pressing fraud trends of 2023. The report leverages internal data from the company’s fraud prevention platform to provide businesses and individuals with the insights they need to stay safe over the next twelve months.

Key findings from the report include:

Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, announces that it has broadened its partnership with FREE NOW, Europe’s leading mobility platform, to offer card issuing for mobility. This financial services addition builds on Adyen and FREE NOW’s long-standing relationship, which previously spanned global payments.

2022 was a challenging year for much of the global tech industry. However, unlike previous tech recessions, the impact was not universally felt. Some sectors like SaaS, martech and insurtech continued to do well, while others such as speedy grocery delivery and ecommerce took big hits. The picture for the fintech industry was equally complex. Cryptocurrency companies took a hammering, in stark contrast to the success of money management apps.

Fenergo, the leading provider of digital solutions for Know Your Customer (KYC) and Client Lifecycle Management (CLM), and Shieldpay, the market leading fintech solving high value, complex B2B payments, today announced their partnership. The companies are working together to realise a comprehensive CLM system and perpetual risk monitoring, as Shieldpay scales its operations.
 

Retail customers of the international payment service provider (PSP), Computop, will now be able to use smartphones at the POS to accept contactless payments.
 
With the new Computop PhonePOS solution, which will be debuted by Computop (Hall 6 booth E24) at the EuroShop trade fair in Dusseldorf (26 Feb-2 Mar) secure PIN entry will allow retailers to accept payments over £50 or 50 euros.
 

Lloyds Bank Business & Commercial Banking has strengthened its Specialist Client Solutions team with the appointment of Tim Biddle as Head of Invoice Finance and Asset Finance Field Sales.

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