The company issued a press statement later in the day saying it had become the 100th Indian unicorn, or those privately held companies with...

Presently, 3.5 million Indians live in the UAE while another 2 million Indians visit the Emirate every year for business, leisure and acade...

Even though these fintech players use the popular suffix, bank, it does not mean they are anywhere close to being a bank in regulatory term...

Google-backed neobank Open is in advanced talks to close a new funding round of $100 million to $150 million at a post-money valuation of $...

According to Open, the acquisition will also further enhance its no-code embedded finance platform Zwitch.

The acquisition will strengthen Open's cloud native enterprise offering BankingStack via which it has deployed SME digital banking solution...

Fedo said that there is a very large and urgent need to simplify and bridge the financing gap between insurance policy coverage and hospita...

Open offers a neo-banking platform that integrates all the tools used by small businesses and integrates it with the business current accou...

Neo-banks rely on digital technologies to break into the banking market with low-cost offers and have been licensed in Australia in recent ...

These banks leverage technology and Artificial Intelligence to provide personalised services to their customers and minimise operating cost...

While discussions are still at an early stage, RBI is said to be considering a light touch regulatory approach that could see digital banki...

Company may raise $100-120 million in new round, valuation may jump three times.

In 2021, banks that take advantage of the efficiency, flexibility and convenience of digital banking will succeed.

Open’s app store currently has 10 apps, including ones for marketplace listings, tax filing, and bookkeeping. It plans to open up this app ...

Funding tap is open for a host of new ventures.

Funding taps are now open for a host of ventures from banking to used car sales and supply chain management firms

Neo Corp International today said it will not appeal against sharing of information by Swiss authorities with their Indian counterparts.