Former chief executive of Worldpay gets approval from UK regulators to launch a new bank that will provide financial services for fintech businesses worldwide.
The bank estimates the growing number of mobile payments and becomes one of the first ones to offer all five mobile payment options.
Electronics giant might soon launch a mini version of its mobile payment system and an upcoming artificial intelligence voice assistant Bixby.
With fintech quickly gaining traction around the world, the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow is planning to launch the first fintech degree in the UK.
South Korean electronics and information technology company is going to make its mobile payments service Samsung Pay available in India next year.
Online lender has completed its latest financing round to enlarge its team and expand its finance solutions, less than a year after raising $40 million in January.
Samsung Pay Mini won’t launch on the App Store in the near future, as Apple has rejected the company’s mobile payment application for unknown reasons.
The social network giant has got an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland, thus allowing its customers in Europe to pay via its Messenger app.
The company brings savings clubs into the digital world via blockchain-based mobile app.
Сhartering financial technology companies that offer bank products and services is connected with increased interest and inflow of investments in the sphere.
Apple Pay continues its European expansion and Samsung delays the next launch of its mobile payment service.
One of the leading consulting services companies has developed a new platform that will enable digital assets to be used for a range of services, including everyday commerce, banking, and other personal currency and asset related services.
Experts predict that the campaign of Donald Trump can result in the reduction of fintech investment in the near future.
On Wednesday, Swiss finance minister, Ueli Maurer, unveiled the government’s project to drive innovation in the country by easing regulation for fintech startups.
Samsung may soon roll out its mobile payment system in Canada, according to a Twitter user who contacted a customer service rep with the company.