The countries have announced a new partnership that is expected to promote further development of the fintech ecosystem in Japan and Singapore.
GV, formerly known as Google Ventures, took part in a $25 million funding round together with Sapphire Ventures, Anthemis and other investors.
South Korean electronics giant is officially launching its mobile payment platform in India, following a successful trial of the platform last month.
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In today’s world, Fintech companies almost compete directly with in most areas of the financial sector to sell financial services to customers across the globe.
Android Pay is expanding its support in the United States, while South Korean electronics giant Samsung is preparing to launch its mobile payment platform in India.
Royal Bank of Scotland’s National Westminster Bank is launching a new platform that will offer quick loans decision and almost instant funding.
There is no more need to queue in the forecourt shop – Jaguar and Shell have developed a simple and secure way to pay for fuel without leaving a car.
The Republic of Georgia is expanding the use of blockchain-based land-titling services, following a successful trial of land title registrations in the second half of 2016.
The Federal Council of the country initiated the consultation on amendments to the Banking Act and Banking Ordinance in the fintech area.
A robo-advisor for peer-to-peer lending is launching an automated investment tool based on the blockchain technology and machine learning.
Apple and Square join efforts to educate users across the nation about the value of mobile payments.
Toronto can boast of multiple factors that altogether create a perfect environment for fintech development.
German automotive giant is launching its own ‘on-the-go’ payment solution to let drivers pay for the company’s mobility services using their mobile phones.
One of the leading private banks in India is accepting applications for its new fintech accelerator program aimed at facilitating innovation in the financial sector.
The whilepaper underlines the importance of further advancement and development of the fintech to serve multiple political and financial goals.