KYC solution Signzy secures $5.4m to support sales growth
Digital onboarding solution Signzy has reportedly received a $5.4m investment to bolster its research into AI technology.
The identity verification market is expected to be worth $15.8bn in 2025
Secure onboarding has grown in importance ever since the 2008 financial meltdown and it seems as if the identity verification market is growing in response to the rising demand.
How onboarding customers at ATMs can be a safe and cost-cutting alternative to traditional...
RegTech Electronic IDentification has proposed a solution that would use biometrics to help people set up bank accounts at ATMs.
Clunky identity verification and AML practices hold back banks from winning at online banking
Even though the coronavirus pandemic has made digital banking a must-have for banks, many of these financial institutions risk losing customers because of their clunky onboarding practices, according to a new FICO survey.
How different RegTechs tackled the Covid-19 crisis
More than nine months into the coronavirus pandemic, different segments of the RegTech industry has been responding to the crisis in various ways.
Demand for outsourced manages services jump by 25%
There has been a 25% rise in demand for outsourced managed services compared to pre-pandemic levels, according to a study from ACA Compliance Group.
LuxTrust taps Cryptomathic for its e-signature services
E-signature RegTech Cryptomathic has inked a deal to supply its services to LuxTrust, the electronic identity company representing over 95% of Luxembourg’s active population.
How OakNorth has weathered the Covid-19 crisis and Brexit so far
Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.
NatWest uses Featurespace’s tech to fight financial fraud
Crime prevention software developer Featurespace has been enlisted by NatWest to protect the bank's customers against fraud.
FCA responds to ESMA assessment of financial trade reporting post-Brexit
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a new assessment of British trading venues to see how well they can keep trading after Brexit. Now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a response.