A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) report on the impacts of Big Tech companies? practices that govern tap-to-pay on mobile devices like smartphones and watches.
CFPB REPORT HIGHLIGHTS THE ROLE OF BIG TECH FIRMS IN MOBILE PAYMENTS Read More »
An article showing growth in the use of contactless payments and digital wallets.
RESEARCH REPORT: CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCIES Read More »
A short post announcing the US Federal Reserve’s plans to supervise crypto, neo-banks, banking-as-a-service, and other emerging areas more closely.
A slide listing the benefits of regtech, software that helps with compliance, for fintechs, digital banks, and mobile wallet providers.
HOW DOES REGTECH HELP FINTECH Read More »
A link to 99FinTech, a global contingent advisory firm that provides advisory services to multi-billion-dollar companies, down to series B and C fintechs. Areas of focus relate to growth acceleration, product development and launch, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, corporate development, finance, risk and compliance in payments and digital banking as well as related industries.
PROFILE OF 99FINTECH Read More »
A link to an article in American Banker describing challenges facing FedNow and valuable lessons that might be gained from India’s experience building real-time payment rails and UPI.
AS FEDNOW ROLLS OUT, THE US HAS MUCH TO LEARN FROM INDIA’S UPI Read More »
A brief report on the most important compliance issues in digital banking in 2023.
DIGITAL BANKING COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS 2023 Read More »
A brief report by Yahoo News about the launch of Fed Now, a real-time payments system, by the US’ Federal Reserve.
FED LAUNCHES NEW PAYMENTS SYSTEM THAT LETS YOU SEND MONEY IN SECONDS Read More »
A link to an article by Geniusee identifying the most important regulatory issues facing fintechs and listing the regulatory bodies with which they deal in the US and Uk.
FINTECH REGULATION LEGAL ISSUES AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE (UNITED STATES AND UK) Read More »
A brief description by INNOPAY of the relationship between open banking and another financial service like open insurance. The authors suggest that mandated openness will soon change otherwise slow developments.