Dallas fintech Stretch to offer former prison inmates bank accounts
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
Sable offers both debit and credit accounts for new arrivals.
It wants to give freelancers an “all-in-one” banking app.
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“This is beyond the level of ‘hard working’, this is inhumane/abuse,” says one surveyed analyst.
The APRA’s consultation closes at the end of April.
India is home to just two self-made female billionaires.
Railsbank considers Australia “a highly strategic market”, where embedded finance is “still in its infancy”.
In 2019, Americans spent $95.7 billion on their pets.
Hunziker is replaced by the co-CEO pairing of Martin Greweldinger and Thomas Beck.
The biometric tool will be first used for account balance enquiries – piloted by eight ATMs.
Retail banking is set to undergo up to three years of acceleration in digital banking preference just this year.
A round-up of recent investments clinched by the UK fintech start-ups.
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
The FCA is currently still investigating 6 other cases.
Genesis had raised $4.8m over nine years prior to the new injection.
King brings funding, market entry, and growth expertise.
All Pakistani banks will need to provide debit cards to users who don’t already have one.
Scandinavian bank aims to meet Finrep, Corep, AnaCredit, and SHSG requirements.
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Ikigai is charging a flat £10-a-month fee to early access users.
The new EVP likens Dify’s potential to PayPal’s market disruptor status.
Fiserv’s First Data brand is handling the implementation.
Enlist technology as an ally in the fight against financial exclusion.
Canada is a difficult market for challengers to crack.
The bank will appear before Westminster Magistrates’ Court next month.
The company is now trying to recruit 500 new employees by end of June.
Technisys has acquired some 60 bank customers to date.
Paytech firm to explore options abroad after new raise.
Evans Munyuki resigns after brush with COVID-19.
In spite of their clear importance, regulators have often met resistance.
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Bailey did not disclose his hand in creating the Asset Protection Agency.
Start-up bank FIB aims to transform the banking sector in Iraq and the wider MENA region.
KKO plan a new bank for young professionals.
She replaces Pow-Chuan Lee, who leaves the firm after two and half years.
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