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Yapily enters partnership with B2B checkout platform Sprinque
The partnership with Amsterdam-based Sprinque will allow B2B marketplaces and merchants to embed B2B payments into their platforms, and is part of Yapily’s European expansion plans.
Read MoreFCA 90-day rule change ‘huge win’ for Open Banking industry
The UK regulator announced the alterations to the 90-day authentication rule following a consultation in which respondents called it “onerous” and reported “high customer dropout rates” as a result.
Read MoreOpen Banking Exchange Ukraine launches
The Open Banking Exchange team will work closely with Sigma Software Group, as well as the Ukrainian Interbank Payment Systems Member Association and the National Bank of Ukraine, to kickstart Open Banking in the country.
Read MoreBeyond Bank chooses Frollo’s CDR gateway for Open Banking
Builds on existing relationship between the two companies, with Australia’s Beyond Bank already using Frollo’s PFM platform to launch a financial wellbeing app.
Read MoreInsight: How fintech is facilitating the future world of work
A new report finds a third of businesses are crying out for freelancers – but can’t pay them on time. Sonovate’s Richard Prime explains which fintech trends are helping businesses to accommodate the rising freelance demographic.
Read MoreCanadian SMEs need convincing about Open Banking
Delegates at Open Banking Expo Canada heard from speakers at the last panel of the Confex that small businesses are sceptical about data sharing and will need the fintech community to ‘communicate the benefits’.
Read MoreAllica Bank secures £110m in Series B funding round
Atalaya Capital Management led the investment, with Warwick Capital Partners, Allica Bank’s majority shareholder.
Read MoreLandsbankinn teams up with Salt Edge to comply with PSD2
The Icelandic bank has chosen Salt Edge’s PSD2 compliance solution and has opened a sandbox, hosted by Salt Edge, for fintechs.
Read MoreWeavr teams up with Germany’s finway
The fintechs have partnered to be able to issue physical and virtual cards for SMEs.
Read MoreTide opens platform to non-account holder SMEs
The Open Access move aims to introduce competition to the market, using Open Banking to make its range of finance and admin products on the Tide platform available to businesses, without them having to open a Tide business account.
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