ING opens developer portal
ING has opened its internal developer portal to coders from corporate clients and fintech startups, providing access to simulated APIs for testing and developing new products.
ING has opened its internal developer portal to coders from corporate clients and fintech startups, providing access to simulated APIs for testing and developing new products.
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Digital asset trading technology firm Crossover Markets has raised $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Illuminate Financial and DRW Venture Capital.
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New research from Visa reveals that more than two fifths (41%) of small-medium businesses in the UK have been a victim of fraud, with the average amount lost due to fraudsters in the last year being £3,808.
Join Finextra in London on 26th November 2024 to challenge the perception of AI and its role in financial services.
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UK digital bank Monzo is set to become the latest European fintech to offer customers mobile phone plans.
Europe needs a digital currency to safeguard against threats from new forms of money like stablecoins, and to reduce reliance on US payments firms amid heightened political tensions, warns European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane.