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Banks, fintechs and the government all must act to protect cash
Luc Gueriane, Moorwand CCO, discusses: If the move to cashlessness is hurting so many, who is responsible for making sure innovation doesn’t come at the cost of inclusion?
Luc Gueriane, Moorwand CCO, discusses: If the move to cashlessness is hurting so many, who is responsible for making sure innovation doesn’t come at the cost of inclusion?
Radius Bank, the best online US bank of 2020*, and Currencycloud, the leader in providing B2B embedded cross-border solutions, have partnered to offer Radius clients the ability to send money to more than 180 countries.
Following increased customer demand for international wire transfers for both their own clients and their Banking-as-a-Service partners, Radius sought to find a solution that could be quickly integrated. Using Currencycloud’s APIs means Radius Bank can send outgoing payments to international destinations they were unable to reach before on behalf of their clients.
Modulr is the first non-bank or building society to join the Confirmation of Payee service.
Confirmation of Payee allows users to check if the payment details they’ve entered for a person or business match the details held by the recipient’s bank.
This provides reassurance that payments are being sent to the right recipient and protects Modulr customers from certain types of payment fraud.
UK-based end-to-end accounts and payments solutions provider Contis has forged a partnership with global payments platform Currencycloud.
Through this partnership, Contis can now offer foreign exchange and international money transfer services to its clients and account holders.
– Banking in Latin America
– Effect of Covid-19 on Latin American banking
– Key risks of bancarization in Latin America
EML and Laybuy are working together on Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL).
– Challenges facing the industry in stopping online banking fraud
– Decision criteria utilized to determine a winner across technology attributes and future business value drivers
– Reasons Buguroo was selected as the clear winner across all determining criteria
– How does SIM swapping work?
– SIM swappers struck – what next?
– The role of the bank in stopping SIM swapping fraud
– Behavioral biometrics analysis overcomes the failings of two-factor authentication
– Profiling cybercriminals, one simjacker at a time
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