FitPay has been announced a winner of the Wearable FinTech Startup Challenge launched by Comerica Bank and RocketSpace for financial startups developing technology for wearables.
A newly released Accenture report shows the rapid transition of the global payments industry and how the new systems will make the traditional revenue models obsolete.
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Fintech startup Papusha Rocket Technology introduces a new project that makes the process of converting toxic waste into reusable products a reality.
Circle has expanded its services portfolio through acquisition of digital token exchange Poloniex promising to enhance customer experience.
The Gibraltar-based fintech startup PayPro will offer their clients a decentralized portfolio of financial services to guarantee the protection of their interests. ICO is on the way.
The consumer launch of UK-based startup Curve was described as a major milestone for the whole fintech industry on its way to disrupt conventional banking system. Up until now, the service was running in beta version exclusively available to business users.
Chain is now developing Ivy, Bitcoin-based programming language, used to facilitate coding of smart contracts and compete with Ethereum platform.
Monzo has crossed the line of $93 million in a recent funding round and it’s not going to slow down in their race with brick-and-mortar banks.
MarketInvoice has expanded its mission in the field of business financing by launching business loans today. This will complement their set of financial decisions for invoices, which will enable them to better serve the needs of the British business in working capital.
fidentiaX is building the World’s First Marketplace for tradable insurance policies by leveraging on blockchain technology
London fintech start-up Curve adds New Zealand accounting software Xero to its app to make online payments easier.
AutoFi Inc, a Fintech startup specialized in auto industry, announced that it raised $10 million in Series A funding.
Curve provides one card that can aggregate all of their existing Mastercard and Visa payment cards and lets you retroactively switch the card you use to pay.
World-first, patent-pending technology means people can switch bank card used for a transaction, up to two weeks after buying something, with just a tap.
The UK’s leading bank has announced the opening of the new innovation site in London, which is set to be the largest financial technology centre in Europe.