Innovation offers neobanks a key to growth
Neobanks are considered by some to be the future of banking. According to the latest Neobanking Market Report, growth is expected at a compounded annual rate topping 50% through 2030.
Neobanks are considered by some to be the future of banking. According to the latest Neobanking Market Report, growth is expected at a compounded annual rate topping 50% through 2030.
Neobanks are the consequence of the modern digital age. The primary characteristic of a neobank is that it lacks any physical address/branch and operates digitally. According to the numbers available
To avail many of the services offered by a traditional bank or financial institutions, a customer needs to visit the branch of the bank or financial institution, where he/she has
Neobanks use artificial intelligence and technology to offer personalised services. Since they operate in a digital-first mode, neobanks have a much smoother user interface to provide quick services to account
GSTechnologies Ltd (LON:GST), the fintech company, has announced the soft launch of its cryptoasset exchange and the completion of the change in company name for the Group’s operating entity UAB
Contactless payment for purchases at the point of sale (POS) has retained its pandemic-boosted popularity, and physical cards and mobile devices equipped with near-field communication (NFC) technology allow consumers to
Neobanks will account for a market size of more than $2 trillion globally by 2030 and grow at a compound annual rate of 53.4 per cent as digitally savvy users increasingly
The days of visiting your bank’s local branch and interacting with a teller face-to-face may be behind us. When it comes to choosing where to put their money, many Americans
Neo-banks are completely online-based digital banking platforms. Simply put, they are not present physically. Traditional banking transactions can be time-consuming and labor-intensive for customers. Neo-banks ensure a seamless online experience
Mode Global Holdings PLC (LON:MODE), the LSE-listed Fintech Group, has announced that it is adding new cryptoassets to the platform. Ethereum (ETH) is now available to buy and sell for