US challenger One launches all-in-one card to serve middle class
One’s debit card offers a mixture of current, savings, and credit services.
One’s debit card offers a mixture of current, savings, and credit services.
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The virtual bank uses Thought Machine’s core banking system.
Volt aims to provide retailers and incumbent banks with digital banking services.
By 2025, An Post wants to hit one million customers.
The start-up is active in both the UK and wider Europe.
The fintech claims it will “optimise” users’ money.
Revolut faces 3,911 complaints so far this year, as compared to its 2,487 for the whole of 2019.
French fintech wants to help users reduce the impact of their spending on the planet.
The start-up claims it hit the 500,000 future customer mark in mid-2019.
The fintech will launch within six to eight weeks of closing its crowdfund.
UK challenger plans for future growth and acquisitions.
I’m just saying there is an opportunity to learn how to “gamify” banking today.
The new venture is spearheaded by Christoffer Malmer, head of SEBx.
New bank wants OneSumX to cover its compliance.
Here, banks can get visibility into every single process in their business as they actually behave.
Brazilian challenger back secures Series C in same week as competitor Nubank.
Tandem’s Cashback Credit Card will shut down in February 2021.
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The Argentine challenger is aiming for SMEs in the near future.
Atlantis believes market adoption in India will be particularly successful.
The tech company plans to diversify financial market in South Korea
New US bank prepares for post-launch life with Temenos.
“With a digital bank, being more nimble, we want to build a global business”.
“Every payment counts and determines the world we live in.”
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Danish challenger bank claims to be pioneer with new service.
The range of accounts pay 1.05%, all the way up to 1.3%.
The new cloud-based venture will sit under the Chase brand.
UK challenger bank aims for largest shareholder round to date.
Canadian firms partner up to debut new card.
Smallwood departs N26 to join a Berlin scooter firm.
The fintech has built its own underwriting which it intends to outsource.
“If it wasn’t for COVID-19, we’d be well on our way to turning a profit.”
Zibo is a fintech for the “underserved landlord”.
The Californian challenger piggy backs off BBVA.
The fintech allows users to receive disability benefits up to two days early.
Around 300 of N26’s 1,500 employees should have access to unencrypted data.
The company hired hundreds of employees and focused on attracting new customers.
The fintech was forced to delay launch due to COVID-19.