Australian FinTech company profile #7 – InLoop
Through Flexischools, LanternPay and Nuonic businesses, InLoop provides advanced tri-party transaction and data analytics solutions.
InLoop has made the 2018 AFR Most Innovative Companies List
InLoop Group was honoured to be recognised as one of Australia and New Zealand’s most innovative companies. The prestigious annual list, published by The Australian Financial Review, is based on a rigorous assessment process managed by Australia’s leading innovation consultancy, Inventium, in conjunction with a panel of industry expert judges. InLoop ranked #25 on the overall list, from over 1000 nominated organisations across Australia and New Zealand. The full Top 100 list can be viewed here. The assessment measures a top innovation implemented in the past twelve months. Specifically, the judges look at how valuable the problem is that the innovation is solving, the quality and uniqueness of the solution, […]
NAB subsidiary HICAPS to purchase digital claim payments platform LanternPay
NAB has today announced HICAPS has entered into a sale and purchase agreement with InLoop to acquire LanternPay.
The changing face of Australian technology in the road out of COVID-19
Australian Technology is experiencing a boom that has accelerated the rate of digital adoption.
LanternPay partners with Medibank and Civica to inject competition and innovation into Private Health Insurance Claiming
Payments company LanternPay announce a landmark partnership with Medibank and Civica that will transform the private health insurance claims process.
Thank You & Merry Christmas!
From the team at Australian FinTech, we’d like to say a massive THANK YOU to everyone who has supported us over the past 12 months.
Banks tackle fintech challengers as they struggle to be preferable to a dentist visit
According to the Millennial Disruption Index, 71 per cent of young people would rather go to the dentist than listen to what their bank is saying, and new research from Viacom’s research arm, Scratch, finds a third of Millennials expect to be bank-free in the near future. Meanwhile 75 per cent say they would prefer financial services from start-ups and tech companies such as Apple or Google. US fintech phenomenon, SoFi, has been at the forefront of new customer acquisition and retention strategies, including career counselling and using data analytics to match-make their customers in “Singles Nights” cocktail functions. The Big Four Australian banks know the challenges that lie ahead […]
