In our age of digital transformation where innovative technologies are adopted by almost every known industry in the world, it’s no surprise that the financial sector is one of the key areas that foster that adoption.
FinTech, an abbreviation for Financial Technology, has helped streamline a lot of financial services for businesses and individuals alike.
Visa payment processor adds Coinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, to its large list of friends. Can it be viewed as a good sign for law-abiding cryptocurrency business?
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse considers that his company will overtake cross-border payments with solid CBDC support in the next 5 years, thus, becoming the Amazon of the crypto industry.
Among the 10 biggest fintech companies in the U.S. in 2020, there are three firms that focus on crypto-related activity. They are Ripple, Coinbase and Robinhood.
German-based mobile banking giant N26 last week left its customers really angry and dejected after it announced that it would be leaving the United Kingdom due to Brexit.
Vitalik Buterin is enthusiastic about the world of decentralized finance, largely built on Ethereum. Moreover, he believes in the absolute success of Ethereum 2.0.
Ripple-backed MoneyGram has announced that the new service called FastSend, that was created to allow customers to send money directly to the phone numbers of recipients, will be based on Visa and not on RippleNet or XRP.
After tweeting about a problem with PayPal and SquareCash, the CEO of Coinbase Brian Armstrong has been offered a solution by Ripple-backed Moneygram.
In its new publication, Ripple has pointed out the major problems with remittance in the APAC region and explained how it can solve these problems.
Ripple-backed MoneyGram launched a new service called FastSend to help customers to send money directly to the phone numbers of recipients. Meanwhile, Ripple has entered into a partnership with the National Bank of Egypt.
German fintech bank N26 has told customers that it’s pulling out of the UK because it won’t have a license to operate there after Brexit. The company said it will close down all UK accounts on April 15 and is advising customers to transfer their funds to alternative bank accounts.