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Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Monument Bank, the UK-based lender targeting mass-affluent customers, is in discussions to raise £200 million in a Series C round as it prepares for a Nasdaq listing by 2027. The bank, which launched in 2019, so far has already secured £30 million of this

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Australian FinTech Zeller is rolling out “all-in-one” business banking solution tailored for tech founders, positioning itself as an alternative to traditional banking. The newly announced “Zeller for Start-ups” aims to simplify financial management with real-time expense tracking, multiple virtual and physical debit

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Openbank, the Spain-based digital-only bank backed by Banco Santander, has officially launched in Mexico after attracting over 30,000 waitlist sign-ups within weeks. The bank enters a competitive market, going up against unicorns like Nubank and Ualá, as well as local players such

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! NatWest has announced the five FinTechs selected for its first FinTech Growth Programme, an initiative designed to support early-stage startups in scaling their businesses. Following a competitive selection process, TunicPay, Ask Silver, mmob, Aperidata, and Sprive will now have the opportunity to collaborate with NatWest’

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Bancontact Payconiq Company has announced it will introduce the European payment app Wero to Belgian merchants while maintaining its existing app under a new name. The Payconiq brand will disappear by the end of 2026, but its app will continue to operate with updates. Wero, developed

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Regions Bank has introduced Regions Embedded ERP Finance, a new solution designed to help Treasury Management clients seamlessly integrate their financial data with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Powered by Koxa, the offering enables businesses to manage cash flow more efficiently, optimize liquidity, and enhance financial

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Revolut is deepening its footprint in Ukraine. After earlier this week announcement they're enabling instant, fee-free P2P transfers for Ukrainians, the startup has now confirmed plans to secure a local banking license. With this approval, users could open Hryvnia bank accounts and access