India’s large FIs “don’t believe in their youngsters” says Slice CEO
“All the banks see is risk,” Slice’s CEO Rajan Bajaj tells FinTech Futures.
“All the banks see is risk,” Slice’s CEO Rajan Bajaj tells FinTech Futures.
Policybazaar expects to return to profitability by the end of this year.
Unlocking the benefits of open banking.
Raheja QBE has around 41,000 customers.
“The point is you don’t double capacity suddenly, it doesn’t help,” says CEO Yashish Dahiya.
SoftBank now holds more than a 15% stake.
FinTech Futures speaks to Rajashekara V. Maiya at Infosys Finacle about open banking.
India has seen a spike in crypto investing in the last months.
Just 3.85% of Indian consumers have credit cards.
The firm says it will fund, mentor and use the fintechs’ products.
More than $30m was stolen by fraudsters in India last year.
The fintech already has more than 100,00 sign-ups.
Both firms want to speed up access to credit for SMEs.
RBI has made an initial seed contribution of $33 million (RS 250 crore).
The bank partnered with the Transport Corporation of India.
“No such prohibition exists” for banks, says regulator.
Two firms extend decade-long systems partnership.
The total raised includes the start-up’s D1 raise last August.
Newly launched bank wants to help teens learn about “bad world of money”.
The partners will offer direct-to-account crediting.
Fair Play is deploying FFS’ Payment Gateway and Merchant Hub.
Beta users of the bank will be first to receive the new cards.
The new round comes as a top-up to a $24m injection from November 2019.
The Indian bank follows up on its API and digital development.
It will launch international bill payments through its own app/website using Paykii’s tech.
The collapse of Yes Bank is causing ripple effects for UPI partners.
The round was led by a $10.5 million investment from Germany’s Paragon Partners.
The start-up builds ecommerce solutions for brick and mortar stores.
Facebook-owned firm plans a full roll-out this year.
Banks shouldn’t delay exploring an AI-powered approach to their existing screening processes.
Top dogs: The challenger bank success stories of 2019.
Pine Labs valued at $1.5 billion after latest financing.
Thirty fintech start-ups from South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, India and Mexico will get funding.
The alternate funding model is gaining significant traction in foreign markets.
The bank offers four times the amount of APIs launched by Yes Bank last year.
PayU splashes $185 million on new acquisition.
Former Google Pay execs aim to tap into India’s millennial market.
Customers include Nike, Burger King and Sony.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Futures breaks down this year’s trends with Gautam Samanta at NIIT.