Tinkoff Bank launches Russia’s first fully digital mortgage; plans Philippines expansion
“The refinancing and lending process will be extremely simple and 100% digital,” Tinkoff states.
“The refinancing and lending process will be extremely simple and 100% digital,” Tinkoff states.
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Finastra’s Fusion Essence Cloud solution will power the bank’s planned subsidiary in the Philippines.
Pavel Fedorov joins Oliver Hughes from the company’s board of directors.
Reports suggest the move is part of a wider strategy to enter the Asian market.
Russian neobank seeks to monitor high volumes of data.
Dolyame.ru offers interest-free instalment payments for FMCG goods.
“Some of our services can be activated within a day.”
Tinkoff claims to have acquired 1.7 million new credit accounts since the beginning of this year.
Russian tech giant plans to snap up the country’s largest online bank.
Users could already make donations manually via the app.
The bank is offering its 10 million customers an ‘Investment Box’.
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Tinkoff’s app is now a “one-stop shop” for all communication.
Kassir will sell tickets via bank and mobile app.
Available to all customers across Russia by the end of July.
Russian bank Tinkoff Credit Systems has become the latest financial institution to launch a mobile wallet service, which is due to go live on 1 December 2013. The new wallet will target Russia and will be available on both Android and Apple iOS devices.
Clever use of data about customers can be the key to success as customers move from cash to cards, according to Oliver Huwes, chief executive at Russian bank Tinkoff Credit Systems.