Archive for February 2021
Industry reacts to the Kalifa Fintech review
We’ve collated industry reaction from Innovate Finance, Credit Kudos and fintech workplace pension and savings provider, Cushon.
Read MoreBlue Motor Finance and Credit Kudos strike partnership for motor sector
This fintech partnership draws on Open Banking data to help Blue extend credit to more borrowers.
Read MoreVibePay continues its push to bring Open Banking to consumers
Major milestone reached as AISP and PISP are combined on the app for the first time. Users now have a holistic and insightful view of their finances, as well as seamless payments.
Read MoreNationwide launches new start-up challenge to help tackle the Poverty Premium
UK’s brightest talent asked to step forward with winning ideas that will be developed and scaled up.
Read MoreOpen Banking platform Tarabut Gateway secures $13M Seed funding round
Tarabut Gateway, which has offices in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, London, and Manama, will use the funding to support with expanding regionally and developing current product offerings.
Read MoreLloyds Bank taps Mastercard’s Open Banking Connect for credit card customers
This is in addition to Lloyds’ existing Open Banking features, which allow customers to manage their money and compare current accounts from different banks.
Read MoreHeritage Bank brings EY on board to deliver its Open Banking solution
The goal is to promote greater competition and create new services, products and experiences for Australians.
Read MoreOpen Vector launches Open Finance sandbox in Mexico
Powered by Fiorano, the aim is to accelerate Open Finance adoption in Mexico.
Read MoreInsight: Monzo team up with TrueLayer to offer protection against gambling addiction
The gambling block is a completely optional tool that blocks card payments to gambling firms.
Read MoreCentral Bank of Nigeria issues regulatory framework for Open Banking
Along with the announcement the CBN will continue to monitor industry developments and issue further guidance as appropriate.
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