N26 expects 70% of bank branches to disappear in 10 years
The coronavirus is accelerating a permanent change in consumer behaviour, says N26.
The coronavirus is accelerating a permanent change in consumer behaviour, says N26.
Brink’s will deploy its Point Cash solution to the purchased machines.
It’s one of the first to evolve out of BBVA’s ‘Venture Creation Partnership’ with Anthemis.
Banks in particular can do a lot to curb sex trafficking.
Access to Cash Review calls for new laws to protect cash as the digital revolution advances.
Argenta, AXA Bank, Crelan, and vdk bank pick DN for ATM upgrade.
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The round includes new investment from DNX Ventures, Battery Ventures and more.
Shen is a proven expert at scaling digital banking services for financial institutions.
Co-founder tells FinTech Futures: “We’re fighting the inertia of kids not saving.”
There’s an appetite to save and invest despite low interest rates across Europe, Australia and the US.
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A private Facebook group, “Monzo stole our money”, has grown to 1,080 members.
Four major banks want to create “brand neutral” ATMs.
The ailing FX firm is wrestling with a New Year’s ransomware attack.
What merchant acquirers should do to outperform increasing competition from new entrants.
Foreign exchange firm working “round the clock” to fix the attack.
Protestors also attempted to damage the bank’s famous lion statues.
The start-up raised CHF 8.45 million from existing investors in this round, which was oversubscribed.
Lebanese bank is the first in the country to install cash recycling locations.
The new polymer note will be the first to utilise two transparent windows.
It’s “vital” that telecoms, retailors and infrastructure providers take part.
The ATM is the only channel that provides cash access anytime, anywhere. Take advantage of its huge potential!
So I had to go to the bank today. And the day’s surprises began.
A quiet financial revolution is gathering pace across Africa – stemming from the rise of smart mobile tech.
First time for PayPal to transact in cash, but each cash transaction is priced at a flat, $3 service fee.
A report by Link reveals “alarming” closure numbers.
Customers can pay their bills using cash. Whatever next.
Survey on payment behaviour and the use of cash in Switzerland.
There’ll come a time when carrying cash into the bank will be cause for a mild-panic attack for branch office tellers.
For the children of today, new payments technology is triggering a revolution in pocket money.
There are 34 million unbanked or underbanked households across the US.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) conducted a comprehensive study to analyse the use of cash, cards and other payment instruments used at points of sale (POS) by euro area consumers in 2016.
Following testing by Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, to deliver cash to clients using a custom-made drone, the arrival of more frequent cash deliveries by drones look to be just around the corner, with reports suggesting as early as the end of 2017.
It’s infographics time! This nifty infographics, created by Mastercard, outlines some interesting facts and figures about the new £1 coin, compared to the old one (introduced back in 1983).
As of March this year, UK’s one-pound, two-pound and 50p coins have all been upgraded to become “the most secure coins in the world”. However, with the rise in cashless payments, online transactions and mobile banking, is there any point?
From a technology perspective, the family home has decided to rush headlong into the 21st century. When our home was built we thought we were being extremely progressive in having a Panasonic “4 lines, 10 extensions, PBX” installed with separate lines for my wife and myself and then a line for business and yes, one dedicated line for the fax machine. Cool… but fast forward a decade and a half and with the home up for sale, we were politely advised to take out all those handsets and close the door on the PBX.
When I first started travelling for my job, it wasn’t too afield. I was working in Australia so it involved trips to New Zealand, Singapore and not much more. However, in only a few years, my travel grew to where it became routine to visit the US, Germany and the UK, but with the aircraft […]
“Youth is wasted on the young,” so said George Bernard Shaw. Only recently I read that this wasn’t exactly the quote he gave. To the question of what is the most beautiful thing, the Irishman responded: “Youth is the most beautiful thing in this world—and what a pity that it has to be wasted on […]