Icelandic challenger bank indó selects Enfuce
The challenger is gearing up for a launch later this year.
The challenger is gearing up for a launch later this year.
The bank has raised $27m since being founded in 2018.
The soon-to-be bank will offer property development loans.
Investors in the company believe the drop is nothing more than a minor blip.
Soon to be former VP joined the start-up a year ago.
The bank is offering its 10 million customers an ‘Investment Box’.
Sparkle already has a banking license from Nigeria’s central bank.
The challenger is working with solarisBank and Visa.
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The fintech is sharia-compliant and follows AAOIFI rules on gold.
The fintech says it will donate “at least” 10% of its revenue to charity.
Chunghwa Telecom owns a 41.9% stake in Next Bank.
The redundancies account for roughly 8% of the start-up’s workforce.
The fintech first launched in 2015 as a metasearch engine.
The start-up brands itself as a ‘Super App Neo Bank’.
The socially conscious fintech plans further growth with cash injection.
The bank is using Nymbus’ SmartLaunch technology.
The account offering will land in the US later this year.
Clear Book’s bank feeds will refresh four times daily.
US CEO TS Anil will also be the bank’s UK CEO.
Payments will be able to work in messenger apps via a bot.
Newly launched bank wants to help teens learn about “bad world of money”.
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Founded in 2000, Bexhill UK works with roughly 250 brokers.
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“We have made every effort to protect every job,” says fintech.
Enfuce to supply Visa card issuing to Swedish neobank.
The debit card launch is expected sometime in Q3 following a June beta.
The digital wallet aims to deliver three million cards over the next five years.
Leigh Bartlett moves into the CEO position as founder Andrew Bloom steps back.
Alpian is applying for its own banking licence.
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Prior to Monzo, Bhatia spent almost 16 years at American Express.
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Tide is revamping its customer offerings and adding new functionality with Mambu.
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Monzo applied to the US OCC for the licence on Monday.
Humans have been completely removed from the decision workflow and replaced by technology.
“We have migrated into the top screen time for Gen Z’s and millennial’s,” says founder.