Wednesday, April 24, 2024
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Almost-free transfers highlights blockchain conference

A packed room of blockchain enthusiasts heard from Edan Yago, CEO of Epiphyte, former employee at Zynga. Read more: www.fintechranking.com

Pan-European instant payment project well on track

Hays Littlejohn, CEO, EBA Clearing provides an update on the delivery of this new real-time payment infrastructure. Read more: www.finextra.com

PayNode launches to disrupt B2B jet charter payments

Avinode announced its launch of PayNode, a payment service provider designed for the aviation industry with a particular focus on private B2B charters. Read more: www.pymnts.com

Blockchain explored by most major banks

A survey conducted by Accenture has revealed that 9 of 10 major U.S., Canadian and European banks are currently exploring blockchain. Read more: www.cryptocoinsnews.com

Euro Central Bank backs money laundering rules

Plans to bring virtual currency exchanges and digital wallet providers within the scope of EU anti-money laundering legislation have been backed by the ECB. Read more: www.theregister.co.uk

Banks dreading the real-time payments challenge

Banks may not like it, but the demand is here for faster payments — from businesses, consumers and regulators alike. Read more: www.siliconrepublic.com

European insurance firms launch new blockchain consortium

Five major European insurance and reinsurance companies have partnered on a new blockchain initiative. Read more: www.coindesk.com

Payments app Circle launches in Europe

Payments services provider Circle has commenced its operations in Europe, starting with euro availability in Ireland and Spain. Read more: www.bankingtech.com

Mastercard rolls out selfie payments across Europe

MasterCard is launching its Identity Check Mobile technology in 12 European countries, enabling online shoppers to authenticate themselves through selfies. Read more: www.finextra.com

New EU laws legitimise FinTech challengers

Rule changes open up ways for consumers to bypass banking sector. Read more: www.ft.com

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