How regulations affect travel-focused fintechs
/Compliance teams at startups have to deal with an expansive confluence of variables—KYC, passports, AML, travel restrictions—wherever these two industries meet.
Read MoreCompliance teams at startups have to deal with an expansive confluence of variables—KYC, passports, AML, travel restrictions—wherever these two industries meet.
Read MoreAmong other strategies, successful sales and marketing teams have cracked the code through two decisive moves.
Read MoreThe SAPs and Amex corporate cards of the world have left large product gaps for other fintechs to fill, potentially minting a new cohort of companies dominating travel from a financial perspective
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Dee Choubey, MoneyLion’s Co-Founder and CEO, outlines his company’s response to the current banking crisis, discusses the super-app giant’s public-market performance, and predicts MoneyLion’s path forward in the coming year.
Read MoreA confluence of regulatory variables affect the quality and quantity of capital available for fintechs in 2023.
Read MoreWhen money and medicine intertwine, compliance becomes notably complicated and demanding. But there are opportunities for fintechs where these regulatory obligations meet.
Read MoreHealthcare-focused fintechs can’t just adopt a one-size-fits-all strategy, and instead have to tailor their approaches according to the office and department.
Read MoreWhile the healthcare industry visibly innovates through pharmaceutical research, new medical devices, as well as telehealth, the financial technology undergirding this sector has seen relatively less progress over the past decades.
Read MoreAccording to Michel Léger, EVP of Global Solution Development at Ingenico, the biometric-focused program is an opportunity to turn payments processes in retail settings into a seamless experience that can generate stickiness with consumers.
Read MoreEyal Moldovan, 40Seas’s CEO and Co-Founder, said that the payment terms and frameworks governing the B2B space are the same ones he saw his father navigating as a clothes importer thirty years ago.
Read MoreAccording to Seth McGuire, Galileo’s CRO, the push into embedded finance is the result of growing digitization as well as a recognized need for more revenue streams. Perhaps counterintuitively, McGuire said, many businesses have looked to launch embedded finance platforms in the face of headwinds.
Read MoreTo Danielle Weinblatt, Taulia’s Chief Product Officer, the company’s products—both current and upcoming—help address acute macroeconomic needs and help build a more inclusive economy.
Read MoreAccording to Krishna Venkatraman, Kueski’s Chief Data Officer, approximately 60% of Mexican consumers work in an informal economy without a bank account, and about 80% of them don't have a credit card.
Read MoreGO2Bank was the result of longstanding partnerships and relationships between Green Dot and its users, says Abhijit Chaudhary, Green Dot’s Chief Product Officer.
Read MoreWellMoney’s Founder and CEO, Dr. Kortney Ziegler, describes WellMoney as a “cost-sharing community for emergencies” from which members can take from “no questions asked,” avoiding payday lenders or crowdfunding platforms like GoFundMe.
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