Posts by Ellie Duncan
CFIT launches Digital Company ID working groups
UK Finance, FDATA, Select ID and global law firms A&O Shearman and Skadden will lead the working groups, with input from CFIT’s other key partners.
Read MoreIndustry says UK digital identity rollout requires public-private collaboration
Speakers from NatWest, Jumio, CFIT and the Norwegian Digitalisation Agency discussed digital ID on a panel session at Pay360 in London.
Read MoreAllica Bank partners with Yapily to launch new Open Banking-enabled top-ups feature
Built using Yapily’s Open Banking infrastructure, Allica Bank’s business owner customers will be able to log into their account and top-up their account in a few clicks.
Read MoreNatWest Group makes minority investment in Yonder
Yonder, which is an experience-focused credit card platform, will draw on NatWest’s expertise as it continues to grow and scale.
Read MoreLUXHUB chosen by six Luxembourg banks as VoP service provider
LUXHUB’s ‘Payee Verification Platform’ offers Verification of Payee (VoP) service provision and VoP unified access.
Read MoreInnovate Finance calls on government to create National Anti Fraud Centre
The industry body for UK fintech has released a new anti-fraud strategy that sets out how to harness technology via data sharing to improve collaboration.
Read MorePlaid announces $575m fundraise after ‘seminal’ 2024
Plaid’s chief executive officer Zach Perret also published its first annual shareholder letter.
Read MoreOpen Banking fintech Yavrio connects with five major US banks
Yavrio has also introduced embedded payments across more than 9,600 banks in the US, as it capitalises on Open Banking “momentum” in the US.
Read MoreMollie chooses payments fintech Ivy to rollout Pay by Bank across Europe
By partnering with Ivy, Mollie will offer a new default Pay by Bank solution to its more than 250,000 merchants across Europe, including the UK.
Read MoreFCA to publish Open Finance rollout ‘roadmap’ within a year
The Financial Conduct Authority made the commitment in its new five-year strategy, in which it set out four priority areas.
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