FinTech Futures: Top five stories of the week – 14 April 2023
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Visa has partnered with PayPal and Venmo to trial the new service.
Visa has reportedly submitted a bid of $1.4bn after an initial offer of $1bn was rejected by Pismo.
Customers’ desire for frictionless and convenient payments will drive innovation in the in-car paytech space.
According to Sky News, the claim could be worth well over £10 billion.
Seven banks are working on an e-wallet linked to consumers’ debit and credit cards, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The goal is to provide a service that assists 50,000 Ukrainian and other refugees by the end of 2023.
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Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Visa says the move will enable “greater access” to digital payments in the region.
Digital platforms can be the glue to help facilitate collaboration, reduce friction and minimise distribution costs.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The biometric card is being issued by Sella on the Visa scheme, developed in partnership with Idemia.
From February 2023, current CEO Alfred Kelly will become executive chairman of the board.
The card is available to US residents and will be rolled out to customers in additional countries starting in 2023.
Visa B2B Connect: cross-border money movement represents a $10tn opportunity.
We speak with Visa’s Darren Parslow about the shifting B2B payments landscape.
“If you’re going to be in the metaverse, it starts with a purpose,” Accenture’s Michael Abbott explains.
Commissioned by Visa, the report takes a deep dive into funds disbursements in Europe to explore the current state of the market.
Global research by Visa reveals how banks can prosper amid the disruption.
Only Visa now stands in the way of Apple Pay reaching the top spot globally.
Alpian has plans for a full public rollout by the end of this year.
The company is developing an integration with Visa DPS.
Both reviews focus on Mastercard and Visa; the pair make up 99% of debit and credit card payments in the UK.
The Montreal-based fintech was founded in January 2020 and launched in May 2021.
Credit Libanais launches an instant, fully e-KYC onboarding mobile application for a virtual prepaid card.
Plurall was founded in August last year and has raised $1.3 million in pre-seed funding.
Visa says the agreement includes “a joint commitment to collaboration on new product and technology initiatives”.
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The eleventh-hour reprieve comes as both companies are “working closely” to reach a longer-term agreement.
The X World Wallet is Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay compatible.
The programme plays “a vital role in expanding the crypto ecosystem”, Nuvei CEO says.
Twig customers can turn their unwanted possessions into cash.
The move is blamed on high transactions fees.
SEMA offers members in the creative and sports industries concierge financial services.
The investment expands a partnership that began under Visa’s Fintech Fast Track programme.
Payments panel at industry conference cautions sector about incoming standard.
Researchers from UK universities found up to £1,000 can be siphoned from a user’s cards.
Innoviti says it is committed to building a cashless India, driving financial inclusion across the country.
Currencycloud adds some new faces to its C-suite.