How to optimize the use of banking data. Pt. 2
The first part of this summary, published a few days ago, ended with a quote from our CTO and co-founder about what it’s like to work in ‘the first division of finance’.
Take a closer look at our solutions and discover some success stories.
The first part of this summary, published a few days ago, ended with a quote from our CTO and co-founder about what it’s like to work in ‘the first division of finance’.
This is not just any episode of our Meets! Today, we enjoyed a very special chat with two of our colleagues and co-founders: Juan Carlos López and Óscar Barba.
The information contained in transactions has become a true goldmine, capable of revealing consumer preferences and business opportunities.
A new banking category, The Healthy Banking, has emerged, created by the neobank B100 and designed in collaboration with Coinscrap Finance. Its philosophy is built on the balance between financial health, personal health, and the health of the planet.
In this article, we explore our cooperation process highlighting the phases, agreements, and key actions carried out in each project.
We know that banks navigate a sea of raw transactional data every day. We also know that innovation in the sector has been held back until now by the difficulty in tracing the origin of these transactions.
Fintech tools are not only for a few privileged ones… The integration of new modules into the digital platforms of banks and insurance companies is undergoing a revolution with APIs (application programming interfaces). Find out everything you need to know to retain the most unfaithful customer of all time!
According to Accenture, 60% of companies would use online banking more if they were offered value-added services, such as BFM. 24% affirm that they would even pay for the service. And it is that offering tools to control expenses, discover new sources of income or receive a complete financial summary, has become essential for the sector.
It has been very exciting to launch our first webinar in collaboration with the FinTech México association. We want to take this opportunity to thank them for their support and also to offer you a summary of our chat in case you weren’t able to join us live. Hope you enjoy it!
Due to behavioral economics, which combines principles of psychology and economics, it is easier to understand why we make the decisions we do in terms of finance. One of the key ideas in this field is that our behavior is – often – irrational, and that people tend to make decisions that do not benefit them in the long term.