Open Banking

As the global financial industry has evolved, several key discoveries have emerged about Open Banking payments, reshaping the way we understand and utilise this transformative technology.

In an increasingly digital-first world, the need to protect sensitive financial data is more crucial than ever.

In every corner of the world, financial regulators are taking steps to advance open banking, with fresh regulations and frameworks recently announced in the EU, UK, US, and Australia. However, each regulator is taking a different approach, tackling region-specific issues to advance payments infrastructure and improve the consumer experience.

Most fintechs want to partner with banks - but it’s easier said than done. While banks are more open than ever to collaborating with outside parties, fintechs struggle to comply with stringent standards and outdated onboarding processes.

Banked’s Global CEO, Brad Goodall, and Tillo's CEO, Alex Preece sat down in Amsterdam at Money20/20 to discuss the positive impact of incentives to motivate and enhance the customer experience. Check out the full conversation to gain valuable insights that can shape your customer retention strategy.

We recently interviewed Banked’s Chief Legal and Compliance Officer (CLCO), John Fernandez, to discuss the current state of fraud in the fintech and open banking industries, sharing insights on how we stay ahead of evolving fraud threats while ensuring a seamless and intuitive user experience for customers using Pay by Bank.

Open Banking: Going Beyond Technical Payment Solutions to a New Era of Customer Connections.

We’ve compiled a list of the most commonly used terms in the fintech world to help you get started on your fintech journey.

CMO Lisa Scott talks to FS Partnerships about the nature of Open Banking, the coming changes and focus on consumer payments.

With the business building momentum and some exciting new partnerships and merchant signings to be announced shortly.

Banking needs to change. And it won’t come from within. Often, it’s the outsiders who have the best ideas for the future.