Klarna launches unlimited mobile package
A new player in financial services has just announced its diversification in the telecoms market. This time it is the giant of the BNPL of Swedis...
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ABN Amro presents his vision of the bank for young people
The Dutch bank ABN Amro just confirmed its positioning Refinery and its particular interest in the target of the youngest. It has just announced ...
Orange sells Anytime
It was in 2021 that the Orange operator, via its banking subsidiary Orange Bank, bought Anytime, the Belgian start-up offering banking services a...
NatWest partners with Money Wellness to prevent the financial health of its clients
The British Bank Natwest It has just officially signed its new collaboration with the British financial welfare organization Money Wellness. The ...
US Bank facilitates payment acceptance for SMEs
U.S. Bank has just presented a brand new offer of banking services to small businesses. Named U.S. Bank Business Essentials, this new offer is ba...
SumUp launches its Pay offer in France
Specialist in the acceptance of payments and deployment of cashing offers, UK FinTech SumUp today pursues its ambitions to open up its customer t...
Lunar launches new offer for children
Danish Fintech launched in 2019, Lunar proposed originally a banking application to the Millenials. Relying primarily on a mobile app, it has bee...
ABN AMRO recalls the importance of financial education for children
ABN AMRO conducted a study on the use of payment solutions by young people, revealing an overexposure to various methods and a lack of financial ...
Bank Of America highlights digital transition of its services
Bank of America regularly looks at the figures that illustrate the changing uses of its financial services. In fact, it seeks to demonstrate the ...
Lloyds approaches FinTech to play financial education for young people
The British Bank Lloyds continues today to deploy its support services to its clients, this time opting for an educational and affinity approach....
Treezor combines cards with multiple accounts
FinTech Treezor, a French reference for Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS), recently unveiled a new functionality developed by him. The latter was named...
Atom Bank launches Retrofit Explorer to support homeowners towards better energy efficiency
With 29 million homes to be renovated in the UK by 2050, the lack of awareness of EPC energy certificates hinders the energy transition. Atom Ban...
Bunq translated live with AI
The Dutch neobank Bunq has just signed what it presents as a world first, with the launch of a new machine translation service in real time to fa...
Santander makes the wage advance accessible to SMEs
CloudPay, a company specializing in employee compensation processes, has just formalized its partnership with the Spanish bank Santander. This re...
Neonomics combines AI and Open Banking
Neonomics, a provider of account aggregation and payment initiation APIs, has just introduced Nello, an AI-powered product suite combining Open B...
OCBC launches MyOwn to reach out to children
Generation Alpha is for young people born between the early 2010s and mid-2020s, particularly exposed to new technologies. A generation that is n...
FDJ launches a bank account via its Nirio app
FDJ continues its new year full of novelties with the announcement of the launch of Nirio Premio, a bank account based on the Nirio application. ...
Spendesk acquires Okko and expands its offering
Spendesk has just completed its first acquisition, extending its expertise to include purchasing management. By integrating Okko, the French unic...
Apple offers live video shopping with a dedicated advisor
The American giant Apple has established itself as a benchmark for innovation in the computer and mobile markets. But beyond hardware, Apple is a...
Cryptoassets: the framework is tightening up
The joint committee has reached a compromise on the legal framework that will apply to crypto players from 1 July 2023. They will now be required...
