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China Fintech Landscape 2018: How China Shows The Way In Fintech Industry?

Advanced technology, backward banks and soaring wealth make China a leader in fintech Even at a European conference about fintech, one country dominated the conversation: China. This week, hundreds of fintech companies, from startups to tech giants, gathered at the Money 20/20 conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands....

Banks and Fintech: ING Bank launches a developer portal and provides API for Fintech start-ups

The developer portal of ING was used by internal employee since a long period of time. Recently, ING opened a developer portal for coders from the Fintech start-ups as well as from their clients as well. With the help of APIs they will not...

Revolut to apply for US banking license, says CEO of Revolut Nikolay SToronsky

According to the CEO of Revolut, Nikolay SToronsky, Revolut will be applying for the banking license in the United States. The company was founded in 2015. According to the CEO, the company might be able to apply for banking license by the end of...

SoFi’s Ex-Venture Head Logan Allin to raise $150 million to invest in Fintech start-ups

Logan Allin, is the Ex-head of ventures and corporate development at Social Finance Inc. He is currently planning to raise $150 million in order to start a Fintech fund. He plans on utilizing this fund in order to invest in Fintech start-ups in US...

Transferwise ties up with a major bank to provide money remittance services

Transferwise recently announced that it will be partnering with BPCE in order to provide money remittance services. It will be providing the money remittance services to the customers of the lender. With this announcement, it became the 1st UK Fintech start-up to tie up...

Finance companies to team up with Fintech start-ups

Most of the financial companies are accustomed to doing deals of bigger sizes as well as making big changes and innovating their products. However, it seems like the time is just right for the big financial companies to tie up with the smaller start-ups....
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