How to spot cryptocurrency scams

Infographic | July 12, 2022

Banking customers, aren’t out there thinking about AI, ML. They are looking for convenience, value, better experiences, and sometimes connections. -Alex Jimenez, Strategist, Influencer in Fintech, AI, and Data Analytics

Infographic | January 7, 2020

More and more banks are on their journey to the cloud. It is no longer seen as the future or an emerging trend; it has become a critical tool to remain competitive. But the first question banks must ask themselves is, what does ‘cloud’ mean to them?

Infographic | November 1, 2021

37% of Financial Services firms globally adopt AI to reduce operational costs AI is poised to give the banking industry an aggregate potential savings of $447 Billion by 2023 A Juniper research predicts that 90% of interactions in banks will be automated by 2022 using chatbots As per research, AI will reduce banking operational expenditures by 22% Automating middle-oce tasks with AI has the potential to save North American banks $70 Billion by 2025.

Infographic | May 20, 2022

NFTs are bought and sold for millions of dollars. According to a survey by Deloitte, OpenSea’s trading volume surpassed $200 million in August 2021, compared to $100,000 in December 2020. OpenSea holds more than 60 million NFTs in total

Infographic | February 10, 2020

Here’s how digital security pioneer V-Key helps banks establish secure and agile digital channels, without hardware. As technology evolves, banks and financial institutions have no choice but to innovate. However, when it comes to security, many still rely on traditional, costly methods.

Infographic | November 19, 2021

Open banking technology platforms exhibit double and triple-digit revenue growth (figure 1) These platforms showcase triple-digit revenue multiples: Truelayer, Railsbank and Tink have valuations of more than 100x revenue (figure 2) High M&A and funding activity drives growth and valuation, and the cards schemes are also in the game (figure 2) Data aggregation and payments are the most common use cases, followed by personal finance, credit scoring, and business management (figure 3) Open banking platform services largely address banks and select verticals such as iGaming, insurance, and property management today. Payments and credit scoring are the most applied services across many verticals (figure 4)