Adopting an API-first approach to card issuing allows fintechs to create personalized payment solutions tailored to their customers' needs.
On Tuesday, Extend, launched an API that enables SMBs to issue digital cards from any company, including American Express.
In December JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank was working on creating their own API for data sharing;...
On episode 33 I talk with Shamir Karkal of Sila. Sila’s mission is to accelerate the next generation of financial innovation.
There is a behind the scenes fight brewing between fintechs and banks who are setting setting stricter guidelines on who...
American Banker takes a look at 6 ways payments has become a prominent theme during the Super Bowl; pizza chains...
Fresh off a new round of funding led by Andreessen Horowitz Synapse CEO sat down with American Banker to discuss...
Pleo is a European fintech that automates expense reports and simplifies company spending via their smart corporate prepaid cards; today...
According to Cornerstone Advisors’ 2020 What’s Going on In Banking Study only 20 percent of community banks deployed APIs before...
BBVA Compass, Capital One, Silicon Valley Bank, Citi, CBW Bank are some of the early adopters of open APIs that are beginning to transform how banking operates; the big question is how open will banking become and will it be mandated by legislation or will banks work with only those they trust; the one thing all banks are starting to do is make bigger investments into digital products, whether through partnerships or development as they see that the old way of banking will not survive. Source.