By blending traditional account-to-account payments with blockchain-based finance in a Pay by Bank model, the partnership between Coinbase and Tink marks another step toward a more connected and interoperable financial ecosystem.
Splitwise Pay by Bank service will now function across France, Germany, and Austria via Tink, a Visa Solution, partnership.
Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), a global SecurityTech company headquartered in Munich, has been recognized for its fraud prevention and AI-powered banking tools at Juniper Research Future Digital Awards.
By choosing Germany for its 2026 retail banking debut, JPMorgan signals confidence in Europe’s largest economy as the next frontier for digital finance.
As stablecoin adoption grows globally, the new EURAU token from AllUnity aims to power 24/7 seamless cross-border payments.
Revolut mobile plans stand out with their unlimited calls, texts and data offering complemented with an attractive roaming proposition.
Alfred Kammer, director of the European Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said that an increase in German spending on infrastructure will boost European economic growth, but at the same time will not be a factor that can outweigh the expected impact of tariffs from the United States.
Hawk, a fraud and money laundering prevention provider, raised $56 million.
In Germany, inflation was recorded at the 2.3% mark in March, which is lower than previously expected.
The payment company Unzer has launched a pay-by-bank tool in conjunction with Mastercard.
The German economic system continues to face difficulties, and the dynamic of growth is not a reality for it, as evidenced by the fact that in the fourth quarter of 2024, the gross domestic product (GDP) of this country decreased by 0.2% compared to the previous three-month period of last year.
The media on Tuesday, January 14, published information according to which JPMorgan Chase has plans related to the expansion of its presence in Germany.
In Germany, inflation showed an increase in December which turned out to be higher compared to the initial expectations regarding the intensity of the dynamic of this indicator.
Siemens AG is currently reviewing its majority stake in the medical technology subsidiary of Siemens Healthineers.
Strategists at Barclays, a London-based bank, said that German blue-chip stocks show more promise compared to their French counterparts.
The German government is currently preparing new investments in the country’s semiconductor industry two months after Intel Corp. shelved intentions related to the construction of a chip manufacturing plant worth 30 billion euros ($32 billion) in Magdeburg.
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