Token’s Jess Gerrow reveals some of the key findings from its joint research with Open Banking Expo on the human element that will fuel Open Banking payments’ future.
The UK government plans tougher regulation of interest-free Buy Now, Pay Later services to improve consumer protections.
CRIF’s Sara Costantini writes about why small businesses are lagging consumers when it comes to reaping the benefits of Open Banking in the UK and how to change that.
The global payments platform will boost the low-cost airline’s conversion rates and lower local and cross-border transaction costs.
HM Treasury plans to reform the Act to ensure it “fosters innovation but also maintains high levels of consumer protection”.
Aviva’s workplace pension clients will have access to transaction data through the dashboard.
The organisation has secured another five partners, having announced seven new partners earlier this year.
Findings of the research conducted by EY Canada were discussed at the Open Banking Expo Canadian Meetup in Toronto.
RBC clients will gain access to the apps and services on the Plaid data network, and will also have “more control over the data that is shared”.
A combination of a capital facility from British Business Investments, alongside further equity from existing lead investors.
