Posts Tagged ‘AI’
Ordo collaborates to pilot Open Banking payment platform
Ordo has teamed up with Eviden, which specialises in cloud, big data and security, and blockchain company ByzGen, to provide flexible payments for businesses and consumers.
Read MoreAPP scam losses predicted to top $7bn by 2028 in major markets
The latest ScamScope report published by ACI Worldwide in partnership with GlobalData is focused on six real-time payments markets, including the UK and Brazil.
Read MoreVibePay appoints ex-Klarna exec Conor Tiernan ahead of new platform launch
VibePay also revealed it has recently secured additional funding from existing investors.
Read MoreBIAN launches latest version of ‘Coreless Banking Initiative’
Coreless Banking 4.0 builds on the previous iteration launched last year.
Read MoreData ‘threaded throughout’ Chancellor’s Autumn Budget
The data-related announcements in the Chancellor’s Budget included SME access to finance, an Open Data scheme for road fuel prices, and the role of DSIT as “the digital centre of government”.
Read MoreNeonomics launches Open Banking and AI-driven payments, data suite
‘Nello Pay’ and ‘Nello AI’ use AI and Open Banking technology, respectively, to improve businesses’ and consumers’ interaction with financial services.
Read MoreVixio to share AI regulation outlook for Open Banking
What will AI regulation look like in Open Banking? Vixio, a regtech provider working with payments brands in more than 180 jurisdictions, will highlight insights from its new report ‘2024 Artificial Intelligence Outlook’ at OBExpo UK & Europe.
Read MoreNew Sensedia accelerator helps US fintechs comply with Open Finance
The Fintech API Accelerator Platform enables fintechs to scale at pace.
Read MoreLater life planning solutions win Smart Data Foundry, FinTech Scotland Challenge
Bryn Coulthard, Smart Data Foundry’s chief technology officer, said all six finalists showcased “creativity and determination”.
Read MoreAbound expands access to affordable loans with ClearScore Group’s D•One
D•One director Tim Kelleway said Open Banking helps assess borrower risk “more fairly”.
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