NAB wants Android handsets to replace card payment terminals
NAB and point of sale provider Quest Payment Systems revealed a new trial in conjunction with Visa to turn Android handsets into mobile payment terminals.
Open banking can be a competitive advantage: Here’s how
If done right, open banking can be a powerful tool that enables traditional banks to open up their products and services in new value chains
Australian fintech, Deliveroo partner
Deliveroo partnered with Solo & Smart, a mobile app designed for the self-employed in Australia offering automatic tax savings and money management features.
Australians need banking, not banks
Banking in today’s hyper-connected world requires a customer-centric approach. Consumers want to be able to bank where they want, when they want and how they want.
Crash course on trading Bitcoins in general and in Australia
Here’s a quick and simple guide to how you can engage in cryptocurrency trading in Australia.
YBF Ventures takes over Tyro Fintech Hub in Sydney
Melbourne-based tech and innovation hub, YBF Ventures is pleased to announce it will be taking operational control and ownership of the Tyro Fintech Hub.
World Bank and CBA partner to enable secondary bond trading recorded on blockchain
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) and CBA have enabled secondary market trading recorded on blockchain for bond-i
How to invest on a shoestring
Investing was once thought to be solely a pursuit of the wealthy, but new money tools have made it possible to invest with as little as a few dollars at a time. Despite this, many Australians are still under the misconception that to invest you need to have plenty of money, according to Christian Obrist, who is head of the Australian exchange-traded fund (ETF) business of global fund manager BlackRock. Obrist told Trading Day this means more people are stashing their money in long-term, low-performance saving accounts. “A lot of cash sits idle in bank accounts. And in the last 10 years in Australia specifically, interest rates have come down [and] you […]
