via Forbes Banking and finance apps had a big 2019. Thanks to Coronavirus, they’re likely

via TechCrunch Another afternoon, another round of funding for a mobile banking app. This time,

via TechCrunch B-Social, the London-based fintech building what it calls a “social bank,” is announcing

via TechCrunch A number of startups are taking on big banks with new apps that

via Finovate blog For all the excitement about challenger banking ex-U.S., there may be more

via TechCrunch Spanish startup Bnext is expanding beyond its home country. The company is currently rolling out

via Crowdfund Insider Online app bank Koto Card says it’s preparing to launch in the United Kingdom

via TechCrunch Meet Pixpay, a French startup that wants to replace cash when you’re handing

via TechCrunch Ualá, an Argentine personal finance management app, has raised a $150 million Series

via TechCrunch Mobile banking app Current, which began as a teen debit card controlled by

via TechCrunch Spain-based neobank Bnext has raised a $25 million funding round. The fintech already has 300,000

via Tearsheet There are a handful of firms gunning to become leaders in the challenger

via VentureBeat Step, a financial services startup that offers fee-free money management accounts to teens,

via Which? Many of the major high-street banks have added challenger-style features to their mobile banking

via PYMNTS With more consumers than ever interested in fulfilling all their financial needs on

via TechCrunch San Francisco-based mobile banking startup Chime announced it has raised an additional $200

By Paul Sawers for VentureBeat Two European fintech startups are teaming up to give a

By Philip Ryan for Bank Innovation, You might be using a blockchain to order detergent

By Sofia in LetsTalkPayments.com

The Economist: Paying for a taxi ride using your mobile phone is easier in Nairobi

TECHCRUNCH: Thanks to startups like Simple, which was acquired by financial services organization BBVA last year,