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British credit card rewards startup Yonder has launched its first premium debit cards.

Barclays head of fintech strategy and open innovation, Andrew Elphick, is stepping down after 14 years at the British bank.

Tide is to roll out a BNPL pay-in-four credit product to all elgible clients after securing a £100 million debt facility from Fansanara Capital.

Visa has unveiled its plans for two of the next big things in payments: agentic commerce and stablecoins.

Regions Bank, one of the largest full-service financial institutions in the United States, has announced its collaboration with Axway, a leader in data integration technology, to implement open banking solutions. This strategic partnership aims to enhance data security, improve customer experience, and align with emerging regulatory requirements in the financial sector. The Shift to Open

The Nordic banking sector, known for its advanced digital landscape and commitment to financial innovation, is experiencing a wave of new challenges in 2025. These challenges are largely driven by rapid technological advancements, stringent regulations, and the evolving demands of consumers.

UK startup thankyü has unveiled an app that lets customers tip hospitality staffers with a tap of their phone against a wearable tipping band.

Cloud-based digital banking vendor Alkami has agreed to buy account opening technology provider Mantl in a $400 million deal.

Barclays has been hit by an IT problem that has left some customers unable to access their accounts online or through the app.