US online payments giant has announced collaboration with a venture company to help early-stage entrepreneurs solve major global issues.
KPMG International and CB Insights revel in a new report that 2015 was very successful for VC-backed fintech firms that have managed to set a new record in funding.
South Korean electronics company has taken further steps to promote its payments app, including a deal with one of the US biggest banks and a special offering for new customers.
The search engine company has piloted a new voice-activated app that is expected to make purchases more convenient and quick.
The California-based incubator has accepted 23 new fintech startups, including those based on the blockchain technology, for its latest batch of program.
However, the number of retailers and consumers using mobile wallets as a convenient payment option remains relatively small.
One of the major online payments providers has integrated a new option allowing customers to keep cash in their accounts.
The giant credit cards company has relaunched its service that will let people, using London’s public transport, get a discount for their trips.
The users of Number26 banking app will now be able to send money overseas via TransferWise platform.
The platform will offer services including incorporation, share issuance, adding directors, setting up bank and Stripe accounts.
The new digital payment solutions from Visa will contribute to the development of the automotive industry.
Stock-market selloff shows that online lenders can suffer same as big banks.
BBVA, the Spanish banking giant, is going to invest $250m in Propel’s funds as a limited partner.
Apple is going to launch its mobile payment service into the Chinese market.
PayPal adds new commerce tools to enable merchants integrate buy buttons across third-party apps.