7 FinTech tweets you should see!

By Gloria Methri

Social media platforms can offer insights helping FinTech, and digital payments companies analyse consumer behavior and preferences, the most critical factor in present times, as well as trends in the industry.

With the ever-evolving digital landscape, it has become imperative for financial institutions to offer services that cater to the changing need of consumers, and channels of interaction like social media can bridge that gap.

Here are 7 tweets from this week that FinTech enthusiasts should see:

@ViljaSolutions

Vilja, the leading Nordic cloud-native core banking platform vendor, wins together with the fast-growing company Bosam two awards – Most Innovative API / Open Banking Model at the 4th annual IBSi Global Fintech Awards 2022 ceremony.

@FinastraFS

Finastra’s Global PAYplus has been named Best in Class in Aite Novarica’s Payment Hub Matrix! We are grateful to be recognized as a market leader for cutting-edge #payments technology and functionality, as well as responsive and highly reliable customer support.

@VivaWallet

We are happy to announce the closing of the deal that will grant J.P. Morgan a 48,5% ownership stake in Viva Wallet. The founders of Viva Wallet, secure their majority shareholding after the closing of the Transaction, as they hold 51,5% of the shares.

@ramrastogi

Digital payment processing firm, Worldline ePayments India on December 21 received in-principle authorisation from the Reserve Bank Of India to act as a payment aggregator (PA).

@DecentroTech

In accordance with the regulations, Decentro’s digital #lending solution assists in automating direct #repayments and disbursals between the borrower and the regulated entity account. It makes it simpler for #lenders and #FinTechs to collaborate in strict compliance.

@khalidsk786

Banks in Switzerland are engaging with #FinTechs, global technology companies, and a wider array of #serviceproviders to stay competitive, extend their reach and transform their offerings, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

@bru_finance

The use of real-world assets as collateral in #DeFi can help to reduce the risk of #lending and borrowing by providing a stable and easily valued source of #collateral. This, in turn, can help to #promote the growth and stability of the DeFi market.

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