From mobile banking to lease-to-own, fintech companies are working to foster financial inclusion.
British peer-to-peer lender Zopa has obtained a U.K. banking license paving the way to launch a digital bank.
U.K. financial technology company Revolut just raised its international profile with a banking license issued by the European Central Bank.
U.K. fintech bank unicorn Monzo has more than a million customers and is planning for a U.S. launch, sources tell TechCrunch.
The U.K.-based firm is applying for a money-transfer license in Brussels to avoid disrupted service if a divorce deal cannot be reached.
U.S. brokerage firm TD Ameritrade recently announced that the company is partnering with Tencent to reach WeChat's massive user base.
Built In asked founders in the student loan space to weigh in on the impact of the new legislation.
Payments unicorn Stripe just raised $100 million from Tiger Global Management, increasing its valuation to $22.5 billion.
Step plans to change that by meeting the needs of the 75 million children and young adults under the age of 21 in the U.S.
Steady, a fintech startup catering to gig workers, partnered with robo-advisor Betterment to offer users a year of free financial services.
