We have analysed different new events, regulations, developments and partnerships in fintech and banking and come up with six trends happening in the...
Insurtech startup Qover, which has built an API-first global insurance solution, has raised around 20.7 with Prime Ventures as lead investor, backed by...
Draper Esprit (LSE:GROW), a publicly-traded venture capital firm that has invested in multiple Fintechs, has distributed a full year update for the year...
Cryptocurrency cards are the modern way to spend bitcoins for purchases even if the vendor doesn’t accept cryptocurrency directly. However, users worldwide face multiple issues while using these crypto cards, including the inability to pay everywhere, bad customer service, bad exchange rates, high fees, and even closed or frozen accounts with money lost.
“Challenger” startups in banking and insurance have upended their industries, and picked up significant business, by building more customer-friendly tools and services —...
On a recent visit to Dublin City Centre, I spotted a brand new bitcoin ATM hosted in Spar on Talbot Street (opposite Supervalu, the Connolly Station end of the street). I haven’t made a test purchase yet to work out fees, although I may do this next time I’m in the area. Put in place by a new bitcoin ATM operator called Ark Satoshi, which from what I can see has a couple of other ATMs placed around the country, it adds some new crypto ATMs to the market, with now three different operators providing a network of machines covering