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It has been recently confirmed that Vietnamese TPBank is a new member that has taken a decision to join RippleNet.
Banco Santander is to pay £350 million for a 50.1% majority stake in Ebury, a provider of corporate banking services to SMEs that trade internationally.
According to the recently revealed information, Google Pay transactions can now be authenticated with just a fingerprint or face.
Paidy, a Japanese fintech startup that provides instant credit to consumers, has raised $143 million in funding from investors.
Ripple insists that XRP is 10 times safer for making international payments that fiat currencies that today are still a more popular option.
Walmart and Green Dot have created a new fintech accelerator called Tailfin to encourage startups to join this industry.
China has introduced a new body that will be responsible for regulating digital payments, blockchain products and fintech services.
Tron became the fourth coin available on the Blockchain Keystore, following Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin (BTC) and Klaytn (KLAY).
MasterCard announced that it will use Envisible’s new Wholechain traceability infrastructure to create a blockchain-based supply chain to trace the origin of seafood sold at Topco Associates.
Uber has unveiled a new division called Uber Money which will offer its drivers bank accounts along with digital wallets, credit and debit cards, to receive instant payments.
PayPal has released its quarterly report for the third quarter of 2019. The company has exceeded all analysts’ expectations.
Revolut, the UK fintech bank, is now available for customers in Singapore. It has 30,000 customers in the country already.
Within the partnership, TBCASoft, IBM and SoftBank will do their best to let carriers exploit blockchain technology through the Carrier Blockchain Study Group.
Tencent has concerns that Facebook’s Libra success may represent a real direct threat to Chinese payment service providers.