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2014 was the biggest year in FinTech by far, with billions invested in innovative startups that challenged the status quo in the financial sector. But how will 2015 see FinTech players crack the mainstream?
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US startup Qivr is building Swyp, a universal credit card that will be able to track spending habits and offer the right credit card so the user at the right time. The problem is, the company has forgotten about the looming EMV transition deadline.
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Invapay has signed an agreement to work as a payment and reconciliation engine for Visa’s new data and invoice management platform in eleven Asia Pacific markets.
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Mozido has hired Ron Hynes, the former executive vice president of global prepaid solutions at MasterCard Worldwide, as president of the company’s global markets section
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A free knowledge and networking event on Wednesday 4th February in London, for those on both ends of the supply chain, is aiming to help increase opportunities for social enterprises to do business with larger City firms – to the benefit of both.
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The credit card startup Final has secured $1m in seed funding from angel investors to further its anti-fraud model.
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