Toronto can boast of multiple factors that altogether create a perfect environment for fintech development.
The group will provide a forum for cooperation and partnerships in the blockchain sphere and will help businesses to adopt the technology.
German automotive giant is launching its own ‘on-the-go’ payment solution to let drivers pay for the company’s mobility services using their mobile phones.
The People’s Bank of China found some violation of rules in the operations of major bitcoin exchanges.
One of the leading private banks in India is accepting applications for its new fintech accelerator program aimed at facilitating innovation in the financial sector.
The partnership will expand the T0’s presence and range of services in the global financial ecosystem.
The New York Department of Financial Services approved the virtual currency and money transmitter license for Coinbase after a thorough review of its applications.
Seven large banks are collaborating to make domestic and cross-border commerce easier for European small and medium-sized enterprises.
The consortium is making progress in developing common standards for connecting IoT devices, while other market players propose their own interoperable solutions.
The whilepaper underlines the importance of further advancement and development of the fintech to serve multiple political and financial goals.
Former chief executive of Worldpay gets approval from UK regulators to launch a new bank that will provide financial services for fintech businesses worldwide.
The bank estimates the growing number of mobile payments and becomes one of the first ones to offer all five mobile payment options.
Deloitte is opening its second blockchain lab to focus on providing blockchain-powered solutions for its clients in the financial sector.
The companies have entered a two-year agreement aimed at the development of secure blockchain-based ways to exchange health data.
The contest that will last for a month is expected to promote bitcoin as a business opportunity.