Starling Bank presents new "Spending Intelligence" tool
Starling Bank has further enriched its services by presenting a new tool to its customers. Named "Spending Intelligence", the latter integrates G...
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Sumeria organises expenditure monitoring in a timetable
New bank offer Sumeria Lydia Solutions continues to build its offer and enrich its clients' banking and financial experience. Its latest initiati...
Metro Bank relies on association to support victims of fraud
The British Bank Metro Bank has just announced the signing of its new partnership with the charity Victim Support. The bank will have to help the...
Thankyü renews tip
A new application associated with a payment service has just emerged in the UK. Named Thankyü, the service is first and foremost presented as a w...
Bank Postale renews its application with and for its customers
The Postal Bank has just formalized the deployment of the new version of its mobile app. Enriched with new features, it has mainly been redesigne...
After the carbon footprint, ING calculates the water footprint
The DING subsidiary in Spain is stepping up its environmental action. The bank has developed a new feature that allows its customers to assess th...
Virgin Money trains its employees for the well-being of customers
Virgin Money has just presented a new in-house training initiative for its employees. This training should in particular help them acquire knowle...
Affirm settles in the UK
Affirm, an American FinTech specializing in fractional payments, has just announced its arrival on the UK market. It has taken a year of preparat...
Solly reinvents payments for people in need
Une nouvelle solution solidaire et technologique vient de voir le jour pour aider les personnes sans domicile fixe. Il s’agit de Solly, qui combi...
Lydia Comptes becomes Sumeria and focuses on current account remuneration
Lydia today announced that its Lydia Comptes application has been renamed Sumeria. This change goes far beyond a simple name, as Sumeria will be ...
Klarna and Milkywire launch a global biodiversity fund to encourage collective environmental action
Klarna and Milkywire have launched an investment fund dedicated to biodiversity, open to all technology and financial companies wishing to invest...
Retreeb, the ecological alternative to the payment card
Retreeb is a payment service that redistributes 33% of the fees collected to solidarity causes. This solution has been tested in the city of Tour...
La Banque Postale launches its responsible cash-back offer
La Banque Postale is launching its own cash-back program, and differentiating it by focusing on "better consumption". It competes with ...
Ekip combines restaurant vouchers and eco-responsibility
As CSR becomes a major concern for companies, the startup Ekip offers companies the opportunity to accelerate this transition with an eco-respons...
In brief: Shine records €1.5 million in cash deposits
Shine, the professional neo-bank acquired by Société Générale two years ago, has joined forces with Brinks to offer p...
Klarna puts a foot in personal finance management with "Money Story
Inspired by Spotify's playbook, Klarna has launched Money Story, a personal spending summary for 2022 that provides consumers with useful inf...
Welcome.Place launches a payment card for refugees in France with Visa
Enfuce, a Finnish fintech, has announced the launch of a pilot project with the charity neo-bank Welcome.Place. The aim is to distribute prepaid ...
Fintech (marketplace) Twig acquires French fintech Vybe
Twig, a company based on the principles of the circular economy, continues to expand with the acquisition of Vybe Technology, a leading provider ...
Startup Kroo opens a 2% current account in the UK
Kroo, a UK mobile-only bank, has launched its main user account. It offers customers 2% interest on up to £85,000.
Flex loans, the new mini loan from Wells Fargo
Flex Loan, which will be rolled out in the US this year, offers eligible customers a loan of $250 for a flat fee of $12, or $500 for a fee of $20...
