
JPMorgan Plans to Charge Fintechs for Customer Data – Bloomberg
JPMorgan Chase plans to begin charging fintech firms for access to customer bank account data, potentially disrupting the business models of payment platforms that currently

JPMorgan Chase plans to begin charging fintech firms for access to customer bank account data, potentially disrupting the business models of payment platforms that currently

Alkami Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: ALKT) manages a cloud-based, customizable, digital banking platform for community, regional and super regional credit unions and banks. Founded in 2009

J.P. Morgan Payments introduced two new proprietary payment terminals, the Paypad and Pinpad, designed to enhance payment experiences with biometrics and secure transactions. The terminals

Mastercard’s Multi-Token Network (MTN) has integrated with J.P. Morgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments to enhance cross-border B2B payment settlements. The collaboration combines Mastercard’s API-enabled, blockchain-based MTN

Sunbit, the specialty finance and consumer lending giant, has secured a $355 million debt warehouse facility from J.P. Morgan, Mizuho Bank Ltd., and Waterfall Asset

Lendbuzz, an AI-based lendtech and originator, has completed a $262 million asset-backed securitization, primarily supported by a portfolio of auto loans for new and used

JP Morgan has entered into a five-year agreement with the U.S. Treasury Department to provide account validation services for federal government agencies. The bank’s corporate

JP Morgan is reportedly exploring the development of a blockchain-based deposit token to accelerate cross-border payments and settlements. JP Morgan does not intend to use

Just a little note this week stemming from a curious marketing tactic employed in a press release from Irish fintech originator Wayflyer. On Wednesday, Reuters
