685 Results from /payments, 2018
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Bank Zero, a digital-only South African bank co-founded by former FNB chief executive Michael Jordaan, has begun alpha testing its app after securing a mutual banking license.
01 November 2018
Iwoca has become the first small business lender to use Open Banking rules to connect with one of the UK's largest banks, enabling customers of Lloyds Bank to submit their transaction history and apply for a loan.
31 October 2018
UK financial watchdogs have outlined proposals to adopt a range of measures to bring cryptoassets into the regulatory fold.
30 October 2018
A group of nine Japanese banks are set to trial a blockchain-powered interbank settlement system developed by Fujitsu.
Belgian bank KBC is adding a spare change investing feature to its app, offering customers the option to round up their transactions and put the difference into an investment plan.
Singapore-based DBS has begun testing a chatbot that allows customers to order and pay for meals at participating restaurants through Facebook Messenger.
29 October 2018
Remittance outfit TransferGo is to run a EUR11.5 million equity crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs.
Hitachi is moving into the merchant acquiring business, buying a 26% stake in SBI Payment Services in India.
Sweden's central bank is pushing ahead with plans to build a technical framework for the issuance of a new electronic currency, the e-krona.
26 October 2018
ABN Amro is to raise fees for business customers who use payment services that require manual intervention, as part of a move to switch more clients to digital banking channels.
BBVA is launching a real-time account aggregation service for Spanish businesses, enabling them to control all their domestic accounts, credit accounts and cards from a single dashboard.
British Airways is warning that another 185,000 customers may have had their payment card details stolen in a data breach.
25 October 2018
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