Welcome to Today’s FinTech Weekly Roundup your go-to source for the latest developments in financial technology. As FinTech continues to redefine the way we bank, invest, insure, and manage money, staying ahead of fast-moving trends is essential for professionals and businesses alike. In today’s roundup, we bring you the most impactful updates across digital banking, blockchain, payments innovation, regtech, and more plus insights from thought leaders shaping the future of finance.
Are Financial Firms Truly AI-Ready? Data Says Otherwise
Indicium, the AI and data consultancy, announces the results of a survey on AI readiness. A key takeaway is that while financial services firms are ready to adopt AI, companies have work to do in terms of improving data quality and modernizing systems.
Clover Launches PracticePay for Modern Healthcare Providers
Clover, the smart point-of-sale platform known for transforming payments in retail and hospitality, is now setting its sights on a new frontier: healthcare. Under the Fiserv umbrella, Clover has announced Clover PracticePay, an all-in-one payments platform built specifically for small and medium-sized healthcare providers.
Ryt Bank Chooses Provenir for AI Risk Decisioning
Provenir, a global leader in AI risk decisioning software, announced it has partnered with Ryt Bank The World’s First AI-Powered Bank– to embolden the company’s innovation and mission to deliver banking done right with speed, simplicity, and innovation. Ryt Bank has selected the Provenir AI Decisioning Platform to power faster credit decisions and more personalized customer offers for its consumer lending products.
Bitrue Overtakes Binance as Top Platform for XRP Futures
Bitrue, a global leading digital asset trading platform, has become the largest platform for XRP futures by order book depthThe order book depth for XRP futures on Bitrue has surpassed 2,000,000 XRP at 8 levels, making it the largest centralized location for XRP futures surpassing all other major exchanges including Binance and OKX.
Samsung Wallet Adds In-Store Installments with Splitit
Splitit is collaborating with Samsung to bring installment payments to Samsung Wallet as a new feature that lets users pay over time using their existing credit at the in-store point of sale. The integration marks the first time an installment payment solution has been built directly into Samsung Wallet, giving consumers a simple, flexible way to split purchases into smaller payments without new credit checks or applications.
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