Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Nomura have all expanded into NFTs.
Adyen will let its US merchants offer the payment method, which can help Block drive adoption as P2P growth slows.
Fintech valuations remained steady while crypto and blockchain deals jumped 75%.
The consumer watchdog plans to regulate BNPL providers similarly to credit card issuers following a nearly yearlong investigation.
Embedded-finance-driven business lending is expected to grow sixfold in the next five years.
Walmart and Target joined 1,600 merchants rallying around the divisive credit card routing bill—whose prospects aren’t bright.
Worldpay for Platforms offers embedded payment capabilities for software providers. Here’s why payment firms are targeting this group.
Global fintech investment fell 3% to $107.8B from a year before.
The ECB has reportedly written to banks asking them to look into the effects of Russia cutting off gas supplies to Europe.
The launch highlights Bread’s post-rebrand growth strategy, and diversified offerings should help Bread compete in the shaky BNPL market.
But they can take a page from the fintech handbook to maintain productivity and retain workers.
Revolut Pay lets customers earn cash back and claims to offer faster merchant payments. But does it stand a chance against the likes of PayPal?
Fintech firms continue infiltrating the banking sector, handling bank-related tasks with little to no oversight, and potentially perpetuating systematic risk.
Zelle has moved more than 5 billion payments in five years. Looking ahead, it plans to dive deeper into fraud prevention, SMBs, and disbursement
The UK business secretary has written to Starling about claims of ineffective customer checks.
SkyTab POS offers hardware products, value-added services, and integrations with third-party business solutions.
It will disrupt the bank’s plans for digital expansion, growth in the US, and drive for a younger customer base.
The programs are a part of Project REACh and can help Citi make up for potential losses in the event of an economic downturn.
Value-based care for seniors and Medicare members helps Walmart keep pace with Walgreens and CVS.
Some are calling the program designed to help Black and Hispanic families achieve home ownership ‘predatory lending.’