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In a win for the Australian financial advice industry, Sydney-based financial software company Moneysoft has turned on open banking data feeds for its industry-leading client engagement software that is used by more than 250 financial advisers, mortgage brokers and money coaches across Australia.

How can banks leverage the benefits of multiple cloud providers to create an efficient, scalable, and flexible shared cloud platform without losing out on costs? What strategies should banks be employing to transition to the cloud?

This is an excerpt from The Future of Fintech in the Middle East 2023 report. Alongside Dubai and Ba...

Tap to Pay on iPhone is now available for SumUp customers in the UK and Netherlands.

Account-to-account (A2A) payments provider, EchoPay, and open banking payment infrastructure leader, Token.io, have today announced their partnership to bring A2A payments to wholesale merchants across the United Kingdom.

Asia’s fintech funding in 2023 might be lagging its US and European counterparts, but interest is strong in leveraging artificial intelligence and regtech throughout the region.

Anglo-Turkish fintech Colendi has secured regulatory approval to launch Turkey’s first digital deposit bank.

Binance, the world's leading blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider, launched Binance Pay in Brazil, enabling local merchants to offer a new alternative for payment that may attract new customers, increase processing speed, and reduce costs.

Kenyan startup Zanifu has raised $11.2 million in debt-equity funding for its platform providing micro, small and medium-sized businesses with inventory financing.

South African bank Nedbank is committed to prioritizing its product development to suit the needs of its personal and small business clients.