The new bank is backed by Standard Chartered and FairPrice Group.
The new initiative uses a ‘slit system’ to help users identify whether it is a debit, credit or prepaid card.
Bybit customers can add fiat funds through TrueLayer to purchase digital assets offered by the exchange, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The new service will “transform” the way in which universities and students deliver and receive funding.
The sandbox program will be a “collaborative space” to explore technological and policy approaches to a US central bank digital currency.
The “thematic sprints” will collate views and evidence on data sharing, payments and a sustainable ecosystem in the UK.
Zurich-based fintech startup Tresio will be able to provide banking data to customers in real-time through the partnership.
The B2B payments startup secured the financing from a coalition of investors, including Y Combinator and Tribe Capital.
The new Open Banking-powered product will “streamline the way lenders process data”.
The Dutch bank intends to complete the “phase out” of its B2B Open Banking operations, formerly Yolt Technology Services, by end of April 2023.
