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Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Klarna keeps moving toward becoming a neobank. In the UK, the company just received an EMI license, clearing the way to roll out Klarna balance and Klarna cashback. Already live in the US and parts of Europe, Klarna Balance lets users store money in the app,

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Revolut’s UK banking license was expected to go live by July 25, 12 months after its approval. That date came and went... The Financial Times reports that Chancellor Rachel Reeves tried to bring Revolut and regulators together to speed things up. But Bank of England

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Chetwood Bank is on a roll, surpassing the £5 billion balance sheet mark and marking the occasion with a new office opening in Manchester. That’s up from £3.1 billion just 15 months ago, reflecting rapid growth in both savings and specialist mortgages. With a

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! The Colombian FinTech space is heating up. Bre-B just launched and already reached 7 million keys. Daviplata now counts over 19 million users. And now it’s Lulo Bank’s turn. If you want to stay up to date with FinTech in LATAM, make sure to

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! Two major players made big moves in Europe. First up: N26. Its ready-made funds are now live across Portugal, Poland, Slovakia, Estonia, and Lithuania. These are expert-managed portfolios (stocks, ETFs, and crypto already in the mix) for different risk levels of individuals available straight from the

Hey Digital Banking Fanatic! The digital banking hiring spree is in full swing. Revolut and Rauva are both growing fast, together planning to add nearly a thousand new roles across Europe, all while working toward full banking licenses. Rauva, led by Jon Fath, wants to bring 500 people on board