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This April, The Fintech Times is focusing on all things embeddedfinance, the integration of financial services into non-financial products and services. As the space rapidly develops, we look to highlight the latest developments, initiatives and challenges embeddedfinance has to offer and overcome across the globe.
From fresh AI applications to the new uses for embeddedfinance, fintech is experiencing a renewed momentum. Embeddedfinance matures Why it matters: Embeddedfinance has been trending upward in fintech over the past few years, and for good reason.
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By leveraging Arc, Green Dot’s embeddedfinance platform, as well as the money movement network, the Green Dot Network, Clip Money is aiming to offer businesses a more efficient way to handle cash deposits at prominent national retail and grocery locations.
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Global modern card issuing platform that enables embeddedfinance solutions for the world’s innovators, Marqeta and Uber Eats, today announced the expansion of its US partnership into eight additional markets: Canada, Australia, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Chile and Costa Rica.
To meet consumers where they are and keep up with demand for new digital payment methods, retailers can turn to new innovations in payments and credit. When it comes to co-branded credit cards, brands can turn to credit to be an extension of their brand, going beyond just relying on it as a paymenttool.
Utilizing Green Dot’s embeddedfinance platform (Arc) and money movement network (the Green Dot Network) and Clip Moneys cash deposit technology platform, the partnership offers businesses a more convenient and efficient way to handle cash deposits at prominent national retail and grocery locations.
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