Archive for February 2023
Fintellect chooses Nordigen’s APIs to improve businesses’ financial insights
European businesses will be able to use Open Banking to connect their bank accounts to the Fintellect app.
Read MoreUK government and regulators need to take ‘decisive action’ after release of SWG’s final report
The publication of the Open Banking SWG’s report to JROC also revealed need for industry to work together to “unlock” potential of VRPs.
Read MoreSalt Edge partners with software provider Mooncascade
By teaming up, they aim to help companies in the German market with secure integrations to bank channels across Europe.
Read MoreZopa buys BNPL platform DivideBuy
The acquisition, which is due to complete in the next few months, is Zopa’s first and will help it “bring to life BNPL 2.0”.
Read MorePakistan’s AdalFi backed by Plaid execs in $7.5m funding round
Since its launch in 2021, the digital lending infrastructure provider has already signed up 14 banks, to help them offer loans to consumers and businesses.
Read MoreExperian survey: 44% of lenders say Machine Learning models ‘difficult to deploy’
The survey sought responses from a mix of industry players to gauge how far along on the digital lending journey the ecosystem is.
Read MoreOpen Banking SWG: Role for OBIE’s successor as ‘central standard-setting body’
The final report from the Strategic Working Group secretariat for the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee highlighted “divergent views” among stakeholders about a future entity, data-sharing next steps and ecosystem reliability.
Read MoreTrustly partners with APEXX Global to deliver recurring payments solution to merchants
The partnership will “supercharge” checkout conversion for merchants, according to Trustly’s CPO.
Read MoreEzipay teams up with MFS Africa to enable cross-continent remittances across Africa
Africa’s domestic e-payments market is forecast to swell to $40 billion by 2025.
Read MoreToken goes live with Open Banking payments in Italy
The expansion of Token’s Open Banking coverage network means it now includes more than 80% of bank accounts in Italy.
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