UAE’s Ajman Bank to launch Mastercard ‘touch’ card for visually impaired
The card was co-designed by Idemia, an identity technology solutions provider in the physical and digital space.
The card was co-designed by Idemia, an identity technology solutions provider in the physical and digital space.
Solvo will offer investments, savings, crypto buying and selling as well as a card for payments.
Trust Bank’s shareholders have invested $285 million in the new challenger.
Myers will head up the US firm’s banking business, handling sales and solutions delivery.
The new equity will be put towards launching new products and scaling its team.
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The RBI imposed restrictions on the US card issuer in May 2021, denying it the ability to onboard new customers.
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The Binance Card will convert crypto to fiat currency in real time at the point of purchase.
Capital on Tap says the funding will help SMEs access credit at a time when the UK is anticipating a recession.
BCFC hopes to enhance the infrastructure of its mobile and web customer channels.
Moonbeam says its digital banking products will aim to emphasise financial literacy and economic mobility.
Pomelo’s investors include celebrities The Chainsmokers and The Weeknd.
The Caribbean bank has gone live on Temenos Banking Cloud.
Nebeus will be able to issue branded virtual and physical cards across the UK and Europe.
In his new role, Satyavarapu will be responsible for managing Nium’s global engineering and technology strategy.
There are currently over 1,300 sign-ups for the debit card’s waitlist.
Gardner plans to take on the role of executive chairman once the firm hires his replacement.
Unit says the collaboration with Thread will “empower more companies to offer unique banking solutions”.
Goldman Sachs says it is cooperating with the regulatory body.
The debt financing will boost its lending operations and accelerate its expansion throughout Latin America.
The new entity, set to be worth $480 million, will continue to be headed up by CEO Eliot Buchanan.
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The Global Pay platform is currently available to US American Express small business card members.
Firth joins from Mastercard, where he helped build out the firm’s open banking solutions.
Appro is designed to reduce application times for a range of banking products from several hours to three minutes.
The new combined entity intends to deliver “financial empowerment and product innovation”.
Jackowski will work to “further integrate” Mastercard’s ESG strategy into the organisation.
Slyce has been created in partnership with Mastercard and TSYS.
At the end of each month, Tred users are nudged to offset any carbon their spending has emitted.
The partnership will allow Universo to provide a “personalised end-to-end financial experience”, Mambu says.
The fully cloud-native digital banking app aims to broaden financial inclusion in Malaysia.
Customers can pay with funds drawn directly from their portfolio using the UnitPlus debit card.
The funding will allow the firm to expand its portfolio of credit products “in a sustainable and balanced way”.
Galina will be responsible for Curve’s product roadmap and strategy as it looks to boost its presence in the US.
Investors include Morgan Stanley’s Next Level Fund and Mastercard.
The Series B round was led by Google Analytics co-founder Wesley Chan’s new fund FPV Ventures.
The company plans to use the fresh capital to grow its team and extend its product offerings.
BPC’s SmartVista solution will enable NanoPay to better protect its credit card customers.
Flutterwave will provide the infrastructure to enable SendSprint to process cross-border transactions.