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In the future, banks may be the ones to provide verified digital customer identities, even though they are not responsible for monitoring or managing their personal data. This service will bring them income from third-party providers.
Financial APIs are transforming the banking ecosystem. Their implementation improves the productivity and efficiency of the new financial services, enriches the customers' experience and helps generate dynamic ecosystems.
Anthemis invites startups to participate in an innovation program to enhance and launch its project during the 2016/2017 course. If you want to promote your idea, you can sign up before July 21.
'Unicorn' companies stand out for their technological nature, so many of them rely on APIs to be more competitive and offer better experiences. Consequently this technology is aiding the service companies you use daily.
The bitcoin network was launched in 2009 as a digital revolution. Following various ups and downs in the value of this cryptocurrency, today companies such as Coinbase and Bitpay are exploiting the sector by offering services through APIs.
APIs have become the new essential tool for most development and business equipment (DevOps). In the short-term future, it is expected that APIs become universal, turn banks into platforms and give microservices an extra boost.
Pingar develops software solutions for large companies, helping them to meet their challenges head on. The platform analyzes vast volumes of text to provide customers with valuable information.
In the big business of the Internet of Things, API technology is increasingly playing an essential role in the collection, analysis, visualization and manipulation of data. Find out in this ebook how these two innovative trends interrelate. Download it now!
eRevalue in an SME that advises its clients on ways to improve their business models. A year ago, they decided to implement an API, enabling them to develop new products and services more efficiently and responsively.
API evangelists such as Kin Lane and companies like 3scale promote the open use of application development interfaces so that professionals can anticipate and solve errors that in the future could ruin investments in the Internet of Things (IoT).
