Top Neobanks for 2021
Neobanking is bouncing back after the coronavirus pandemic time, and this is poised to benefit from this surge after lockdowns have eased around the world. [Read More]
NeoBank Bnext Expanding to Mexico
Spanish startup NeoBank Bnext is expanding. The company is currently rolling out its product in Mexico, and 170,000 people have already signed up to a [Read More]
Revolut offers Savings Vaults for its British customers
To begin with, Savings Vaults will be available to Revolut Metal customers whose sole tax residency is the UK. Funds in Savings Vaults are deposited with Paragon Bank and protected by the FSCS up to a value of £85,000 for eligible customers.
Neobank Volt hits $100m total funding and sets sights on IPO
Volt was the first Australian neobank to receive an unrestricted banking license (ADI) back in 2019. It has now working out of its North Sydney-based office, and is expecting to grow to over 200 staff over the next twelve months.
Xinja Bank launches Stash – Saving Accounts for Australia
Xinja Bank, today launched Stash savings account, paying 2.25%.The Stash account is a savings account, with its own account number so that funds can be transferred directly from any other bank account easily.