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Better Than Bots: Why Humans & Branches Still Define The Future of Banking

Joining FinextraTV, Joe Myers, Executive Vice President, Global Banking, Diebold Nixdorf asserted the belief that branch banking must stay and is, in fact, growing. Contextualising the rise in investment into new branches globally, Myers explained that people still need a human present when dealing with financial matters. Whether buying a car or getting a mortgage, Myers compares the digital and physical process to a roadway: you want to be able to get on and get off at your will. He says that when giving consumers the best experience possible, providing that choice to be digital when it suits them, and human when they need it, is essential. Myers equally references self-service channels and the use of digital innovations only when it provides automation of more mundane tasks - such as cash in, cash out and debit card applications - and, by result, gives human staff more time to provide valuable financial advice and support.

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ING adds roundup and invest feature to mobile app

ING in the Netherlands has made investing easier than ever for its six million app users with the launch of round up & invest last week.

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Worldline releases Android SmartPOS in UK

Android SmartPOS combines secure payment acceptance with the flexibility of the Android ecosystem, giving merchants access to a wide range of business applications through the SmartPOS Store.

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Monzo tops 14m customers

UK digital bank Monzo has added another two million customers in the last six months, bringing its total number of individual and business users to 14 million.

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Klarna now available on Apple Pay in Denmark, Spain, and Sweden with France to follow

Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, announced today that its flexible payment products are now available when checking out on Apple Pay in Denmark, Spain, Sweden.

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Why Banks Should Continue to Offer Both Physical Branches and Digital Functionality

In Paris at the SBS Summit 2025, Alun Williams, CEO, Swansea Building Society, spoke to FinextraTV about the customer demand that grew out of COVID and a desire to have greater access to financial data in real-time. This shift in immediacy and in the need for an alternative to physical access, prompted the speed of modernisation the industry has witnessed but, Williams said, this does not mean the end of physical branches and the takeover of digital-only accounts. Williams said that Swansea Building Society are actually opening new branches in 2026 and emphasised that banks should look to offer customers the choice of physical and digital, rather than forcing them down a path they did not choose.

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NextGen Nordics 2026: Architect the future of money in Stockholm

Registration is officially open for NextGen Nordics 2026, the region’s most influential banking and payments event.

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Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank picks OneSpan to boost mobile security

OneSpan Inc. (NASDAQ: OSPN) today announced that Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank (SuMiTB), Japan’s largest trust bank, has chosen SCSK Corporation and OneSpan to strengthen its mobile banking security and address the growing threat of phishing-related fraud.

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Grasshopper and Narmi expand MCP security capabilities, add ChatGPT integration

Grasshopper, a client-first, full service digital bank, and Narmi, a leading digital-banking-platform provider, today announced the next evolution of their groundbreaking Model Context Protocol (MCP) server deployment, with expanded functionality to support ChatGPT from OpenAI, an AI research and development company, and OAuth 2.0-based authorization for secure, permissioned data access.

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Vyntra roll outs tech to stop money mule activity and payment fraud in real time

Vyntra, a global leader in transaction intelligence, has launched its Payment App Protection, a new solution designed to stop money mule activity and payment fraud in real time.

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Ebury launches a new mobile app

Ebury, the leading global fintech specialising in international payments and FX risk management, has launched a brand new mobile app designed to give businesses complete control over their global cash flows - anytime, anywhere.

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MyPOS enables Tap to Pay on iPhone in Spain

As part of its European growth strategy, UK-based payments company myPOS is introducing Tap to Pay on iPhone for businesses in Spain.

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Atom bank launches tax-efficient Easy Access ISA

UK’s Atom bank has announced the launch of its Easy Access Cash Individual Savings Account (ISA).

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Monzo beats Chase, Nationwide, and Starling in UK customer satisfaction - YouGov

Monzo leads in customer satisfaction rankings for UK banking consumers according to a 2025 survey by data analytics firm YouGov.

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Pine Labs eyes $400m target for upcoming IPO

Indian payments company Pine Labs is reportedly seeking to raise more than $430m from its upcoming IPO in Mumbai.

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AI fintech Optasia lists in South Africa

UAE-based Optasia, a AI-powered fintech, has listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in one of the country's biggest IPOs in recent years.

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Monzo taps former Google exec Layfield to replace CEO Anil

Former Google and Standard Chartered executive Diana Layfield has been appointed CEO of UK digital bank Monzo, taking over from TS Anil, who is stepping down after five years in the role.

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Ubank expands passkeys to online banking

National Australia Bank's digital unit Ubank has become the country's first lender to offers customers the option to ditch passwords in favour of passkeys for both app and online banking.

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Pakistan startup raises $13m for stablecoin launch

ZAR, a Pakistan-based startup, has secured $12.9m from venture capital firm Andreesen Horowitz to finance its ambition to bring stablecoins to Pakistan's unbanked.