1004 Results from /inclusion
Nikunj Gundaniya Product manager at Digipay.guru
Your customers no longer see cash or cards as enough. They want an app that stores money, pays instantly, and works without limits. They no longer wait in queues or stick to business hours. They shop while commuting, transfer money at midnight, and split bills with a tap. They expect their banks and financial service providers to keep up. If you c...
28 August 2025 /inclusion
Katherine Chan CEO at Juice
I’ve always believed that strong businesses are built by strong teams. Yet even in 2025, the tech and fintech sectors are losing talent faster than they can replace it; a reality that’s costing the UK billions and holding back long-term growth. According to the UK Government’s latest tech diversity report, women make up just 21 percent of tech ro...
27 August 2025 /startups /inclusion Financial Inclusion
Briana Marbury CEO at Interledger Foundation
Stablecoins are exploding in both popularity and practicality–launching a new era of fast cross-border payments and seamless transactions. Advancements such as the American GENIUS Act have placed a helpful regulatory framework around the digital currency, improving not only the safety of launching stablecoins, but the safety for end users. And ye...
25 August 2025 /payments /inclusion
Every fintech founder talks about innovation. But let’s face it, most digital payment products still miss the mark. They look good on paper but fail in real life. Why? Because they don’t solve what your customers truly struggle with. In 2025, customers expect more than just digital access. They want faster payments, lower transaction fees, simpler...
25 August 2025 /inclusion
Daniel Tan 🔥 Founder at FindTheLoan.com
Access to credit is more than a financial service—it’s an engine for growth. It helps SMEs expand, create jobs, and fund innovation. But in Southeast Asia, where millions remain underbanked or underserved, “access” without transparency can quickly become exploitation. From ex-head of bank doing fake reviews to misused “as featured as" we
19 August 2025 /inclusion /crime Financial Inclusion
Paul Quickenden Chief Commercial Officer at Easy Crypto
Young people in particular have increasingly been told the same story over the past five years with escalating insistence: property is out of reach, the ladder is being pulled up and ownership is a dream slipping further away. But what if there was a mechanism that could flip that script entirely on its head? Earlier this year in Dubai, a tokenise...
18 August 2025 /regulation /inclusion
Rafia Alam Marketing Manager at Swapin
Coming from a non-crypto background, crypto payments was a labyrinth of tech and compliance complexities that took me a while to get used to. However, once I was in it, it was hard not to note the following observations. People have ideas but execution is excruciating If there’s one big takeaway I’ve had, it’s that ideas are fun to play with but...
15 August 2025 /payments /inclusion Fintech innovation and startups
Rajat Deshpande CEO and Co- founder at FinBox
Lending innovation in India is taking an interesting turn. While most headlines focus on flashy technology and customer acquisition numbers, some lenders are quietly redefining how credit reaches India’s MSME sector. A Chennai-based NBFC recently crossed INR 350 crore in monthly disbursals. It didn’t build another app or venture into something unu...
14 August 2025 /regulation /inclusion Financial Inclusion
Ankita Bhattacharya Product Manager - Commercial Finance at LoanTube
Embedded finance was meant to transform how small businesses access credit, bringing lending to the point of need, whether that’s within an accounting platform, a business management tool, or a digital marketplace. In theory, it should create seamless, contextual experiences where funding is just a click away. In practice, it often falls flat. For...
14 August 2025 /startups /inclusion Innovation in Financial Services
Sergio Artimenia CEO at Geomotiv
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing an executive order that would impose penalties on banks and financial institutions that deny services based on political or religious affiliation, or due to involvement in certain lawful yet “high-risk” industries — including cryptocurrency. According to The Washington Post...
13 August 2025 /regulation /inclusion
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