Zelle shuts down standalone P2P payments app
With the vast majority of people using its services through their banks, American person-to-person payments provider Zelle is shutting down its standalone app.
With the vast majority of people using its services through their banks, American person-to-person payments provider Zelle is shutting down its standalone app.
Vroom is shaking up executive leadership at its captive, United Auto Credit. United Auto Credit (UACC) co-President and Chief Executive…
NatWest is to make its digital identity service for legally binding documents via Adobe Acrobat Sign available to customers in the Nordics.
EBA Clearing has announced that the testing for its Fraud Pattern Anomaly Detection (FPAD) Verification of Payee (VoP) solution confirmed that it is ready to scale.
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has sold a 20% stake in its Post Trade Solutions business to a consortium of 11 banks.
AI-based data security platform Velotix has secured funding from Barclays Bank and Capri Ventures.
Australia’s Securities and Invesment Commission is consulting on changes to its market integrity rules amid fears that AI combined with algorithmic trading could enhance market volatility and exacerbate flash crashes.
The rapid shift to digital by established banks in Apac is outpacing their capacity to adequately protect themselves from emergent cyber threats, according to analysis by the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-Isac).
The European Central Bank (ECB) has selected Portugal-based startup Feedzai to provide fraud detection and prevention for its digital euro.
Daylight, a digital banking app built for America’s LGBTQ+ community, is shutting down weeks after three former employees filed a lawsuit against the startup.
“Candy is compulsory.” So says Eric Van der Kleij, technology entrepreneur and special adviser to Level39, the FinTech Accelerator space in Canary Wharf, as he guides the Finextra TV team on an exclusive tour of the facility.
Finextra spoke to president of product and chief operating officer, Prema Varadhan, and CVP of financial services at Microsoft, Bill Borden, on the adoption of cloud and Software-as-a-Service during the Temenos Community Forum in Vienna earlier this year.