6 FinTech tweets you should see!

By Leandra Monteiro

Social media platforms can offer insights helping FinTech and digital payments companies analyse consumer behaviour 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 6 tweets from this week that FinTech enthusiasts should see

@theflutterwave

We’re pleased to announce that we will be making digital payments easier, faster and more reliable across the globe with -@Azure’s world-class technology.

We are leveraging Azure’s capabilities to bring a faster, more secure and much more reliable experience to our customers and businesses on Flutterwave.

We’re committed to providing endless possibilities to businesses and individuals across Africa and beyond, and this is a significant step forward in achieving that goal

@Visa_IND

India was the top recipient of remittances in 2022 with $111B. Visa aims to continue innovating digital solutions to ease cross-border money movement so consumers across the globe can stay connected to their loved ones.

@AnicutF

We are happy to announce that @navadhancapital has raised USD 1.5 mn co-led by Anicut Capital and Varanium Capital Advisors Private Limited.

@MashreqNeo

Mashreq Neo in partnership with Federal Bank brings you the convenience of opening an NRI Account from the UAE instantly and digitally.

@FinastraFS

Powered by open APIs and delivered via Finastra’s FusionFabric.cloud, ADVANTAQ’s cloud-based solution can be implemented quickly and efficiently, reducing overall time to market.

@TheOfficialSBI

YONO is not just an app, it’s a lifestyle. From banking and payments to shopping and investing in one place, it’s the smart way to manage your money, save time, and enjoy life.

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