CB Insights has published a new report on the fintech market, 2019 Fintech Trends To Watch, which provides fascinating insight into how fintech companies are evolving around the world. The report investigates the most important trends for banking and payments fintechs here in the US, just the kind of companies that use Open Platform’s APIs, so we thought we’d round up the top trends that are most relevant to our customers in 2019.
What is the current status of smartphone payments? Which companies are contributing the most to this new path of business? And what role can APIs play in the ecosystem of mobile payments?
Nimble Payments, Mailify España, Prestashop and Dropalia meet in Barcelona and help you launch your online store.
There’s probably nothing more fundamental in financial services than the need to safely and securely make a payment. But payments are far from simple, and global changes are transforming the payments sector. Recently, BBVA’s Fintech University in San Francisco put a spotlight on the topic. At the forum, a panel of experts discussed payments from a Silicon Valley perspective.
Over 200 attendees and more than 25 speakers enjoyed the one-day conference in San Francisco, a region with a thriving ecosystem of fintech startups.
A few days ago at Revolution Banking 2016, I had the chance to meet with other professionals in the sector and discuss Open APIs, open bank API platforms and of course the potential impact of the European Directive on Payment Services (PSD2) on the future of the financial and payments sector.
Securing quick results is the target for our technical team at Nimble Payments, BBVA's digital payments platform designed to make life easier for small and midsize online businesses.
Nimble Payments is a fee-based digital platform that is very easy to integrate using the most common protocols and technologies in e-commerce.
Google has two SDKs (one for Android and the other for Unity, the 3D video game development platform) that enable virtual reality applications to be designed for devices running both the Google and Apple operating systems.
