UK Regulator Tightens Rules on Payment Processors
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has introduced rules stipulating that payments firms must keep company funds separate from customer...
Read moreDetailsThe UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has introduced rules stipulating that payments firms must keep company funds separate from customer...
Read moreDetailsFor now, Klarna and Afterpay have declined to participate in the new credit scoring model that incorporates consumers’ buy now,...
Read moreDetailsHandwave has raised $4.2 million to bring its biometric tech into stores. The startup’s contactless system allows shoppers to leave...
Read moreDetailsThe European Union is working on the third iteration of its regulatory framework governing open banking. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic,...
Read moreDetailsSplitting a peer-to-peer (P2P) payment has traditionally required all participants to be on the same platform, but a new feature...
Read moreDetailsThe UK’s most valuable fintech was granted a banking license a year ago, yet Revolut still hasn’t been given the...
Read moreDetailsConsumers increasingly interact with their phones by using facial recognition software and fingerprint scans. This familiarity—coupled with the technology’s potential...
Read moreDetailsAmid a wave of solutions aiming to close the gaps in cross-border payments, PayPal is launching a platform that integrates...
Read moreDetailsArtificial intelligence has been a part of the credit landscape for a while now, but generative AI promises to fully...
Read moreDetailsAfter law enforcement agencies identified illegal activity, stablecoin issuer Tether froze $85,877 worth of its flagship USDT coin. The freeze...
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