Today, sustainability and environmental protection is not just the concern of a minority. It affects all aspects of society and has most citizens on edge. However, it is true that ideas relating to caring for the planet have evolved over time and are being incorporated into all areas of society.

A few weeks ago the Leading Payments day took place: “Experience tomorrow’s payments today”, organized by Forbes and Minsait payments. Our CEO and co-founder, David Conde, participated in the round table on open finance together with Leonardo González, European Sales Director of Afterbanks and Iker de los Ríos, Chief Strategy Officer of Fintonic. Monica Valle was in charge of the presentation and moderation.

For customers, a cyberattack can have serious repercussions, including identity theft, financial fraud, or money transfer scams. For institutions, this means a major headache, as it entails significant fines and the loss of users’ trust. Especially if we take into account that cyber attacks are increasingly sophisticated.

Banks’ concern for sustainability is benefiting the economy, businesses, consumers and, moreover, the banks themselves. How is this possible? Quite simply, “green banking” is an incentive for many users, small and medium-sized businesses, who want to start taking their first steps in caring for the environment.

Here’s a question: If they grow with data enrichment, why shouldn’t your bank?

In this post we have described one of the best kept secrets of tech giants like Google, Amazon, Meta, IBM and Microsoft and its application to the world of finance.

One of the most important sources of wealth in the 21st century is data. We live in the Information Age. Often the problem is not accessing them, since they are available, the problem is understanding and processing them in an agile and efficient way.