The new year opens and the fintech industry is poised at a pivotal moment, is consumer trust enough to overcome the challenging conditions?
Despite the bear market, Kushki's CEO argues that LatAm founders are used to dealing with recurring crises.
The memes and trivial announcements surrounding metaverses hide their true potential. Financial services could be fundamental.
The regulatory landscape for US crypto companies continues to remain unclear so headquarters are moving. Tech talent may go with them.
With the new investment, Finkargo plans to accelerate the growth of more than 600 companies in the international trade sector.
Over $70 trillion in wealth transfer is in motion, underscoring the need for institutions to invest in serving the needs of younger consumers.
Venture capital investments into LatAm fintech startups dropped further in the third quarter of the year, following a sharp reversal in global markets that drove investors away from assets generally perceived as risky.
Digitalization has brought retail home, despite products being overseas. PayU sees opportunity for payments to meet consumers there too.
Earned wage access regulation rolls out, and it seems headed for complications. States differ in their definition of the sector.
Gov. DeSantis has said that Florida won't accept a CBDC, due to privacy and surveillance concerns. Stonewalling could be part of the problem.