Mobile banking app Revolut adds Ether and Litecoin trading to its application-based service.
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.
During the Money20/20 Conference in Las Vegas, mobile bank N26 announced plans to enter the U.S. Market by Mid-2018.
One of the largest banking institutions in the United States is to acquire California-based fintech startup WePay.
Startup Circle opens source project CENTRE that is based on blockchain technology and will be aimed to connect different digital wallets.
The company has successfully completed the first day of trading, what demonstrates the growing investor interest in Japan’s fintech industry
London fintech start-up Curve adds New Zealand accounting software Xero to its app to make online payments easier.
The platform is expected to become the largest digital currency exchange in South Korea, allowing investors to trade in more than 110 cryptocurrencies.
The new account-based ticketing system will also be extended to mobile payment modes, such as Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay, from the first quarter of next year under the Mastercard trial, the Land Transport Authority said on Monday, September 11.
Bendigo Bank of Australia and Indian YES Bank bring Samsung Pay, a mobile payment and digital wallet service by Samsung, to its customers, giving them greater choice and the flexibility they’re looking for.
The European Central Bank plans to create licensing guidelines for financial technology firms.
AutoFi Inc, a Fintech startup specialized in auto industry, announced that it raised $10 million in Series A funding.
The State Bank of India (SBI) and Samsung India unveiled on Tuesday that users of SBI debit cards will now be able to conduct payments using Samsung Pay.
One of South Korea’s first digital-only banks signs up more than one million account holders in its first few days surpassing another online-only K-Bank.