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One third happy to ditch cash as Europe looks to future

Cash may still be king for most Europeans, but more than one in three would be happy to abandon it altogether. Read more: www.bloomberg.com

Bitcoin firm partners new bank, improves services to customers

Bitwage has announced that it has launched unique IBAN numbers for all of its users who receive their wages in the European Union. Read more: www.cryptocoinsnews.com

SMEs will switch banks for real-time payments

ACI Worldwide finds that most SMEs in the U.S. and Europe are willing to switch banks to get real-time payments services. Read more: www.pymnts.com

British FinTech sector has shrugged off Brexit dip

Britain's financial technology sector has recovered from an initial dip after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, says a UK regulator. Read more: uk.news.yahoo.com

Big banks poised to scoop up FinTech startups, report finds

Big banks may have scoffed when a gaggle of financial technology upstarts promised to reinvent their business. Now they want to buy them. Read more: www.bloomberg.com

Nordea prepares for robot future with virtual employees

The robots are coming, so says Nordea, which has already 'hired' a host of 'virtual employees' to take on repetitive tasks. Read more: www.finextra.com

Infographics: PSD2 explained

In less than a year, the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will be implemented across the European Union member states. Read more: www.bankingtech.com

Digital River World Payments expands through First Data deal

Digital River World Payments announced it is working with First Data to offer online merchants a full-service, turn-key solution for processing in-country payments. Read more: www.businesswire.com

PayPal Europe partners with University of Luxembourg

PayPal Europe, the FNR, and the University of Luxembourg signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the creation of a FNR PEARL chair. Read more: www.cryptocoinsnews.com

EU commission plans to boost support for blockchain projects

The executive arm of the European Union government is planning to expand its work on blockchain. Read more: www.coindesk.com

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