Curve launches numberless cards for new investors
Fintech claims that it has decluttered its “sleek” new cards.
Fintech claims that it has decluttered its “sleek” new cards.
The pandemic has given fintechs a time to shine.
UK-headquartered bank is the first foreign lender to launch mobile onboarding in China.
Monzo’s former head of product Ole Mahrt will also join its board of directors.
Phone lines were busy and branches weren’t reachable amid lockdown.
The fintech wants to reach two million people in its first eight weeks of launch.
Manchester is already home to five homegrown ecommerce unicorns.
The fintech is introducing a new upgrade called ‘SuperGreen’.
The paper puts a heavy emphasis on instant payments.
“KB Bank are taking a more open market approach,” says Trustonic.
To date, the fintech has raised $73 million since its creation in 2015.
The bank says it will offer up to a 3% return rate on deposits.
Vietnamese owner VinaCapital Group made the decision to wind business down.
The digital bank will onboard roughly 2,000 customers.
The joint venture will be accessible via an API to “all interested market players”.
“One of the earliest forms of ‘fintech’ is a budgeting spreadsheet,” says Plaid.
The Thai bank aims to cater to both individuals and businesses.
Banks & building societies have previously been shaking up their overdraft charging structures.
Founder says it wants to become a £1 billion “banking alternative”.
The Indian bank follows up on its API and digital development.
