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We’re excited to welcome Thomas Cheung to the Blue Train Marketing team. Tom has a background in fintech gained while working for a VC firm where he managed projects across sectors from
PURCHASE, NY – November 6, 2018 – Tapping your card or phone is all it takes to get around a city – this possibility is quickly becoming real for residents and
Frictionless customer onboarding without compromising on compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) legislation is crucial if banks are to meet the challenge presented by the rise of agile fintechs Success in
Enjoy the freedom of leaving your cards and phone at home, whether you’re out for a jog, at the beach or balancing the groceries and kids. Read more here.
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