The newly minted Pay-by-Bank partnership between J.P. Morgan Payments and Mastercard is an ACH payment that uses open banking.
This partnership opens doors for virtual communities across the globe to engage with global financial services providers and sports communities.
In the west we take it for granted that the vast majority of people have internet access. But that is not true in the developing world. For digital payments to take off there we need to develop robust offline payments infrastructure.
The firm has helped members save upwards of $7 billion to date through retirement savings, investing, and rainy day fund planning.
Apple announced a new savings account for Apple Card that will let users save Daily Cash in high-yield savings account from Goldman Sachs.
The world's central banks are turning towards CBDCs and real-time payments. FIS has launched infrastructure to support them.
Mastercard added nine open banking fintechs to the Engage partner network and seven new companies to the Start Pat startup incubator.
Alkami’s Digital Sales and Service Maturity Model shows banks and credit unions how they digitally stack up against the competition.
Aimed at empowering young people and improving financial literacy, Revolut has revamped its junior account.
Banks and fintechs can make perfect partners. There are three keys to making these partnerships a success.