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Banks are finding new growth opportunities through online and mobile channels, proving once more that consumers are increasingly attracted to the convenience and speed of mobile and online solutions.

With automated systems and digital processes embedded in almost every modern bank’s service offering, it is interesting to observe the many transformations that technologies like AI and Open banking have brought into the industry.

2016 has seen a shift in banking innovation and the payments space to accommodate the evolving consumer.

M-commerce, given its relatively one-dimensional nature involving the consumer and a provider, is relatively easy to figure out. However, after years of trial and error, some of the challenges related to the technology for m-payments are gradually falling into place.

Payment Services Directive (PSD) is a European Union Directive, which provides a framework within which all the payment service providers must operate.

A new survey commissioned by personal finance comparison website finder.com and conducted by global research provider Pureprofile has found that young men are leading the way with using digital payment technology to transfer money.

The lending business has steadily been one of the most lucrative in FinTech for almost every party involved—virtuous investors and talented teams alike.

FinTechs and financial institutions have their sights set on Gen Z. Many of them are graduating, gearing up to join the workforce, and are ready to invest!

Over the next few years, chatbots will take on a bigger role within the remittance industry.

One of the elements of financial well-being is finding adequate insurance for the gig workers.

A new study by the National Bureau of Economic Research has found that credit scores aren’t the only indicator of credit risk – your digital footprint might work as well.

As more states race to legalize online gambling, some advocates are raising concerns that it could lead to increased rates of unhealthy gambling.