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6 Asian Companies Recognized Among the World’s Most Promising in Cross-Border Payments

Fintech News

FXC Intelligence, a data platform specializing in the cross-border payment and e-commerce sectors, has released its annual selection of the world’s most promising cross-border payments companies in 2024. One of Singapore’s entries is Partior. million Series A funding round led by Sequoia Capital Southeast Asia.

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Fostering FinTech-FI Trust With Data-Driven Security

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Open banking provides opportunities such as upgraded customer convenience and customized financial solutions that can help consumers access bank account details, send payments, manage their budgets and more. The benefits are compelling but banks need to understand which entities are using the APIs they provide.

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Know Your Customer (KYC): What It Is and How to Comply

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That’s the amount of non-cash payments made in the U.S. That’s a lot of money being exchanged—and also provides a huge amount of possibility for financial crime. Know Your Customer, or KYC, is the process of ensuring that companies can verify their (current or potential) customers’ identities and their financial profiles.

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What Regulatory Challenges Should Banks and Fintechs be Aware of When Leveraging BaaS?

The Fintech Times

This April, The Fintech Times is focusing on all things embedded finance, the integration of financial services into non-financial products and services. BaaS enables non-banking institutions to connect with banks via APIs, to offer services traditionally restricted to licensed and fully-regulated banks.

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How to Streamline Your SaaS Clients’ Merchant Underwriting Process—and Improve Adoption Rates

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Offering payment processing services is a move that makes sense for a lot of SaaS companies, particularly if your software helps your customers run their business. For example, if you have a project management app, then you can add payment features that allow people to use your software to take payments from their clients.