There are opportunities in Mexico for traditional and digital banking
Financial inclusion is low in Mexico, presenting growth opportunities for banks to integrate more people into the formal banking system, according to Felipe Garcรญa of Santander Mexico.
Joining the banking sector requires commitment, says ABM
The Mexican Banking Association emphasizes the importance of responsibility for new entrants in the banking sector amid increasing competition and regulatory scrutiny.
The company that raised US$70 million and aims to compete with banks
DolarApp, a global financial services platform, has raised US$70 million in funding and rebranded as ARQ to expand its offerings beyond international transactions.
INTERVIEW: The new head of LHV Bank: we no longer compete with banks, but with digital platforms
LHV Bank is undergoing leadership changes with Erki Kilu set to replace Kadri Kiisel, reflecting a shift towards competition with digital platforms rather than traditional banks.
There will be a payment mechanism in installments to facilitate credit from digital wallets
Argentina's Central Bank has introduced a new installment payment mechanism for digital wallets to enhance competition with banks in personal financing.
Innovation will reconfigure the banking sector
Traditional banks are increasingly focusing on consolidating their digital strategy to adapt to technological trends and user needs.
RBI Bans Hidden Charges: Alert for Banks, Know...
The RBI has ordered banks to remove dark patterns from mobile apps and websites by July 2026, focusing on issues like hidden charges and misleading notifications to enhance transparency in digital banking.
'No more hidden charges...', RBI orders banks to remove misleading tricks from apps
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has mandated banks to eliminate misleading practices from their apps to enhance transparency in digital banking by 2026.
Why banks are 'courting' the youth and how
Greek banks are aggressively targeting younger generations with tailored financial products to compete against foreign digital banks that have garnered a significant clientele.
ECB Official: The digital euro will cost EU banks between 4 and 6 billion over 4 years
The introduction of the digital euro could cost European banks between 4 and 6 billion euros over four years, according to a European Central Bank official.
Checking Account Comparison: Why Bank Customers in Rural Areas Often Pay Too Much
A study shows that customers with checking accounts at local banks in rural areas of Germany often pay higher fees than those in urban areas, particularly for digital payments.
Why more and more banks are offering their customers to switch to 100% online
Traditional banks in France are increasingly offering 100% online banking services to compete with digital banks like BoursoBank and Revolut.
How private banks will operate on Monday and Tuesday for the carnival holiday
Private banks in Ecuador will provide limited services during the carnival holiday, ensuring customers can perform various transactions via ATMs, non-bank correspondents, and digital banking.
"They Maintain a Privilege": The Fintech Response After Losing a Key Battle with the Banks
Fintech companies in Argentina express discontent after the government retracts a proposal allowing salary payments through digital wallets, capitulating to pressure from traditional banks.
Carnival 2026: banks closed on Monday and Tuesday; see when service resumes
Brazilian banks will be closed for in-person services during Carnival from February 16 to 17, 2026, but online transactions will remain available.
From cash to AI: six directions that will define banking
The article discusses the challenges faced by banks and financial institutions in Latin America as they navigate the growing trend of digital payments while managing cash usage, digitalization, financial inclusion, and operational efficiency in 2026.
The open war between the crypto industry and big banks has stalled the US law on digital assets
The 'Clarity Act' draft restricts interest payments on stablecoins, sparking outrage in the digital sector and halting its approval in the Senate.
2026 will be the year of the digital euro. Banks wary of the fintech specter
Italian MEP Guido Crosetto emphasizes Italy's strong position on key issues like automotive, green housing, and digital euro during an event in Limone Piemonte.
Digital Banking: The Most Aggressive Bank in Europe
British digital bank Revolut has rapidly gained 65 million customers in just ten years, posing a significant threat to traditional banking institutions, particularly in Germany.
Digital Money Transactions: The Most Aggressive Bank in Europe
The British digital bank Revolut has rapidly grown to 65 million customers in just ten years, posing a significant threat to traditional banks, particularly in Germany, according to CEO Nik Storonsky.
Dark Forecast: A Major European Sector Is Threatened with Losing 200,000 Jobs. The Culprit Is One
Analysts warn that the European banking sector could lose over 200,000 jobs in the next five years due to the accelerated adoption of artificial intelligence and the closing of branches, pushing banks to cut costs and shift operations to digital channels.