The market for digital lending from non-bank lenders and fintech firms is becoming increasingly popular among consumers. It is a modern and innovative form of financing that provides a faster and more accessible alternative to traditional methods. The long queues at bank branches have come to an end. Customers want a loan in a few clicks and they want a card full of benefits to go with it. The BNPL trend with players like Klarna, Zip and Twisto shows this.
Sustainability is becoming an increasingly key issue in digital banking, both from the perspective of consumers and from the standpoint of banks reflecting their interests as well as their ESG strategy. The interest also reflects a growing awareness of the climate change we are facing. In this article, we take a detailed look at why green direction and green thinking in banks and their banking applications are coming to the foreground now. We will reflect on the main differences between truly sustainable banking and greenwashing. We will also look at current initiatives that are working in the market to promote sustainability in banking.
Banks today have many modern tools and technologies at their disposal that allow them to create a superior user experience for their customers and become their main mobile app. However, many banks are not yet harnessing the full potential of new technologies to keep users active and motivated to use the banking app more often. If you want to retain active and loyal customers, there's no better way than to offer them personalized and modern banking services that are accessible anytime, anywhere.
The topic of global warming, long-term sustainability and overall respect for planet Earth has been discussed for decades, across human activities and industries. Today, there is little doubt that climate change poses a real and significant political and economic risk to humanity.
Everly and TapiX joined forces to organize a panel on the topic of Future of Banking: Gen Z. Join us for an exciting online discussion with speakers from W1tty, MyMonii, Gimi & Lunar on the 7th of December at 4PM CET. In this article we provide highlights regarding the Gen Z Banking landscape
This gathering of experts and professionals not only provided a valuable opportunity for us to learn about the latest trends and developments within the industry but most importantly, our Head of Partnerships, Simon Koci, had a chance to host and moderate a panel discussion on the topic of Cooperation Between Banks and Fintechs.
Recently, Simon Koci, the Head of International Partnerships at TapiX by Dateio, was featured in a report, where he discusses his views on the future of fintech. In this article, we highlighted the findings of a recent survey of 100 fintech product specialists and provided insights into latest banking product trends.
We decided to provide our insights into the power of strictly MCC-based categorization and its limits. Categorization is important for credit risk scoring and it is the basis for Personal Finance Management tools. When we analyzed our categorization with MCCs, we saw that only 53% of transactions could be easily and reliably categorized based on their MCC code. Let's have a look at the most frequent problems we identified that make MCC usage more difficult than it may seem at the first glance.
SME Banking club sat down with Šimon Kočí, Head of International Partnerships for TapiX by Dateio, who will be moderating a panel discussion on the topic of Cooperation between banks and fintechs the upcoming CEE SME Banking Conference in Prague.
As we at SME Banking Club discuss topics connected with the digitalization of SME banking on an everyday basis – during our webinars, publications on the websites, and interviews, in this article, I summarized the main subjects leading banks in the CEE region are thinking about right now.
