Santander InnoVentures Enters Brazilian Fintech Market Through Creditas Investment
Santander InnoVentures, the fintech venture capital arm of Spanish bank Santander Group, made an undisclosed investment in Brazilian fintech Creditas. ...
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Banco Santander Launches Blockchain-Based International Money Transfer Service
Spain’s Banco Santander Bank today launched Santander One Pay FX, a blockchain-based international money transfer service across four countries. This ...
Santander Wants to Use Ripple for Cross-Border Payments
Spain's Banco Santander is looking to launch an international money transfer app utilizing Ripple’s distributed ledger technology. The bank is ...
Add Another Bank to Fintech Roostify’s Roster of Investors
EXCLUSIVE -- If there’s any question that digital mortgage firms are gaining attention from larger fintech players and investors, then ...
Keyboard Payments App PayKey Raises $10 Million in Series B
EXCLUSIVE - Banking keyboard app, PayKey closed a $10 million Series B funding round today bringing the fintech’s total investment ...
Bank Santander, BBVA, Other Spanish Companies Create National Network Using Blockchain
EXCLUSIVE -- Spanish banks, along with certain Spanish telecommunication companies, have come together to establish a national network based on ...
Mexican Startup ePesos Gets $6M from Santander InnoVentures
Santander InnoVentures, the venture capital arm of Santander Bank, has invested $6 million in Mexican fintech ePesos. InnoVentures was the ...
Fintech Startup PayJoy Bags $6 Million Investment
EXCLUSIVE - It's been a busy few days for fintech startup PayJoy, which today announced that it closed a $6 ...
Santander’s Openbank Is Out of Stealth, Eyes International Expansion
Openbank, Santander’s 22-year-old subsidiary that operates in Spain, has just completed a major relaunch, going fully-digital and expanding its product ...
Apple and IBM Aim to Banish Desktops from Bank Branches
Mobile apps for bank employees are just as valuable as those for customers. At least that’s the idea behind IBM’s MobileFirst ...
