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Hey FinTech Fanatic! bunq has partnered with Mastercard to offer its 12.5 million users across Europe a complete overview of their finances. bunq is the first bank in Europe to leverage AI in Open Banking with Mastercard. This is achieved by leveraging Mastercard’s Open Banking platform, which allows

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Monzo Bank has just posted its first full year of profit, a monumental achievement following a period of rapid growth and transformation. The fintech startup reported pre-tax profits of £15.4 million ($19.6 million) for the 2023-2024 fiscal year, a dramatic turnaround from a £116.3

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Banks and financial institutions currently face hefty fees for transactions processed through Apple Pay. However, London-based FinTech company Curve is set to launch a new payment service that promises to save banks millions by offering a direct alternative to Apple Wallet. Curve's upcoming service will

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Just over three months after initially reaching an agreement, the Turkish neobank Papara has officially confirmed its successful acquisition of Sadapay, a prominent fintech startup in Pakistan. The deal, which has been in the making for several months, awaited final approval from the central bank since February.

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Another day, another big announcement from Nubank: The Brazilian neobank is launching a travel booking platform for its high-income Nubank Ultravioleta customers. “𝗡𝘂𝗩𝗶𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘀” will be available to the customers over the next few months offering air and hotel bookings. NuViagens guarantees the best price. If the customer finds

Hey FinTech Fanatic! As I shared earlier Nubank is making its foray into the mobile network sector with the introduction of an eSIM (embedded SIM) service designed for travelers. This new offering allows Nubank customers to access 10GB of free roaming internet across more than 40 countries, without needing to

Hey FinTech Fanatic! UK challenger bank Starling could reach a valuation near £10bn within a few years by globally rolling out its banking software, according to Chrysalis, its second-largest investor. Chrysalis highlighted that Starling's "Engine" service, which allows companies to create digital banking products, could significantly