Neobanks, digital wallets, and cross-border payment boost – What’s next?
Weekly Edition | By Marina Mouka
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Neobanks are expanding beyond traditional banking to democratize investing, targeting Millennials and Gen-Z with trading-as-a-lifestyle features. Known for user-friendly apps and instant account setups, neobanks like Revolut are now licensed to offer advanced trading services, capitalizing on younger generations’ active investment habits. Gen-Z investors are 45% more likely to start trading early, embracing crypto, fractional shares, and emerging markets. While security concerns persist, neobanks continue to reshape financial services, challenging traditional banks to innovate and reclaim relevance. Read More
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Digital wallets are revolutionizing payments, poised to account for 61% of eCommerce and 46% of in-store purchases globally by 2027. Leading the charge are regions like APAC, with India's UPI and Brazil's PIX enabling billions in transactions. In underbanked areas, digital wallets bridge financial gaps, empowering MSMEs and individuals. Integration with open banking enhances features like BNPL and AI-driven spending insights. Despite privacy and regulatory hurdles, collaboration between governments, banks, and fintechs is driving financial inclusivity worldwide. Read More
NEWS
dLocal, a NASDAQ-listed cross-border payment leader, has obtained an Authorised Payment Institution (API) license from the FCA, enabling UK merchants to expand into emerging markets. The license facilitates seamless cross-border transactions, fraud prevention, and access to over 900 alternative payment methods, critical for markets where international cards represent only 20% of transactions. dLocal’s partnership with the ICC’s Trade for Prosperity program further strengthens its support for UK businesses navigating post-Brexit international trade opportunities in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Read More
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