Tonik becomes the Philippines’ first neobank to secure digital bank license
Tonik, the Philippines’ first digital-only neobank continues to make waves in the local fintech and banking industry as it secures a digital bank license.
Frollo brings Open Banking to Siri
Bringing together Open Banking and Siri, users of the Frollo iOS app can check their bank balance by saying: “Hey Siri, what’s my account balance”.
neon receives growth financing and launches equity crowdinvesting for its customers
Zurich-based fintech neon has received funding of CHF7 million from its pre-existing investors, safeguarding the start-up’s innovative products and its sustainable growth going forward. With 70,000 customers already on board, neon is launching equity crowdinvesting with tokenised non-voting shares (participation certificates) in June so these users can have a hand in its future success. Existing investors safeguard sustainable growth The Swiss bank challenger neon is continuing its run of success and has completed a financing round, following explosive customer growth in recent months. A wide range of supporters from pre-existing investors as the TX Group, BackBone Ventures, QoQa Services SA, the Helvetia Venture Fund, the Schwyzer Kantonalbank’s innovation foundation, as […]
Why aren’t more women leading in the digital currency sector?
Digital currencies are offering women, particularly younger women, investment opportunities like never before.
PayPal announces instant transfers to bank accounts in Australia
PayPal Australia today announced a new feature enabling instant transfers from PayPal balance to eligible bank accounts in Australia and Visa debit cards.
PrimaryBid partners with Euronext to launch in France
PrimaryBid announce the launch of its service in France in partnership with Euronext, the leading pan-European exchange.
Car finance platform Driva banks $3m in seed funding
Driva, an Australian Fintech platform that matches customers with their best available car finance options, has closed a A$3M seed funding round.
Smartbank 86 400 debuts direct-to-consumer digital home loan channel
Australians can now apply for an 86 400 digital home loan – complete with competitive rates, no paperwork and fast turnaround times.
