Symphonic’s founder says watching the door is no longer enough when it comes to...
Symphonic Software has gone from being a cybersecurity research project to offering a contextualised data user experience to massive banks and governments around the world.
Open Payments secures €3m in seed funding round backed by Industrifonden
Swedish FinTech Open Payments has added €3m in a seed round and will use the cash injection to grow its team and its reach across the European market.
illimity unveils new banking service that integrates its platform with other banks
Italian lender illimity has launched a payment initiation service (PIS) that enables customers to make payments from accounts with other banks, consolidated in the illimity platform.
Barclaycard’s early data finds that SCA has not had any bad impact, yet
The new strong customer authentication (SCA) rules snapped into force this weekend. However, Barclaycard has so far not seen any an increase of abandoned transactions or declined payments.
Banking API company Teller announce new $4m seed round to take on Plaid
Venture capital Lightspeed Ventures, Founders Fund and PayPal founder Max Levchin's SciFi VC have joined forces to back banking API provider Teller’s new funding round.
Open banking platform Tink raises new €90m investment round as Nordic FinTech sector matures
Having just filled its war chest with €90m of fresh capital, Swedish banking portal Tink is gearing up to roll out its services across...
Tink inks open banking partnership with Lydia
French mobile payment app Lydia has tapped Swedish FinTech Tink to use its open banking technology, empowering it to leverage access to PSD2 APIs across Europe.
Nearly half of banks could soon be digital new survey finds
Almost half of the banking executives around the world are looking to digitalise their businesses, according Temenos' new research.
Pannovate enlists Salt Edge’s customer authentication services
British payment and digital banking technology venture Pannovate has partnered up with Salt Edge, the customer authentication company, to provide clients with a smooth way of launching regulatory compliant banking and payment services.
Are these the weirdest ways the European Banking Authority would allow customer authentication?
From vein recognition to the way people write, the European Banking Authority has revealed some odd ways customers can prove their identities under the new SCA rules.