The leading Swedish expense sharing fintech Steven has chosen Enfuce, one of Europe’s leading fintechs, as its payment card issuing provider. The aim of the partnership is to expand Steven’s expense sharing solution to multiple European countries in the near future, starting from Sweden.
In this blog, we look at the ‘what, why, when, where and how of a wind-up strategy. We dive deeper into the regulator’s expectations for an exit strategy and offer practical advice for firms on how to improve their plans.
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We are delighted to be supporting the Rafiki Thabo Foundation. As we look to give more travellers in the UK the chance to save money, it is really important to Currensea to allow them to also give back to causes they are passionate about! Rafiki Thabo is a charity run by passionate individuals who are making a difference and this really resonates with Currensea. We are excited to see how we can help them continue to make life-changing differences to amazing individuals and communities in Kenya, Lesotho and Uganda.
London-based revenue management Fintech, MONET, is proud to announce the beta launch of its revenue-based lending platform with dedicated Creator Business debit cards and accounts for creators, providing infrastructure that is a world-first in its field.
The platform is facilitated by embedded finance specialist Weavr, using their technology to provide business banking and payments infrastructure.
Fintech scaleup adds 35 developers to its team, following period of exponential growth amid payments revolution. New hires bring extensive ecommerce and cloud infrastructure developer expertise to xpate as it builds out banking and data solutions for clients
Open Banking is the concept of sharing banking information outside the bank. Historically, data and actions with funds are only available to the funds owner and his bank. Open banking introduces the concept of the Banking Consent, when the funds owner allows some third party provider (TPP) to read his bank’s data – such as account information, balances transactions, etc.There is also a payment initiation option, which allows TPP’s to create new payment methods without any intermediaries – such as card schemes (Visa, Mastercard) and wallets (PayPal, AliPay).
Well, Noda Go makes it possible to register a user and fully verify their bank details, and even receive a payment/deposit, in just a few clicks. Noda Go is lightning fast and very easy to use. Our solution means the user doesn’t need to fill out loads of details because we receive all the necessary data directly from the bank. That means your client can quickly and safely spend money on their favorite service.
