A collection of 9 posts
Fidel API today announced that it has joined Visa Fintech Partner Connect, a program that connects Visa’s clients to a curated and vetted set of fintech companies.
Imagine being able to build a consumer application with the ability to instantly and securely leverage a real-time, flowing stream of recent transactions. The uses of a real-time feed of data like this are virtually endless. Enter Fidel's Transactions Stream API.
We’re joined by Matt Risley, Partner at QED Investors, who previously served as CFO for Klarna - one of Europe’s largest Fintechs, serving 90 million consumers across 17 countries. We think it’s safe to say he’s the right man to speak to about fintech innovation - so we did!
After announcing Fidel was working with Google Pay to help power their platform, award-winning financial journalist James Ledbetter published an excellent breakdown of the story in his monthly newsletter - FIN. He kindly agreed for us to share the story with you.
For a long time, the opportunity to build experiences on top of financial data remained untapped. This data was often kept hidden behind closed doors within large financial institutions. That all started to change a few years ago.
Welcome to Five with Fidel! We're handing the proverbial mic over to those who know the payments world best. They'll be sharing expertise on the industry and its future - all within five questions. Seems like a lot to fit into five questions? Not for these folks.
Why are real-time data APIs so important in financial services? Dev, Fidel's founder and CEO, explains
Visa has bought Plaid for $5.3 billion. It shows developers are shaping the future of the industry, at a scale and pace never seen before.
Our key takeways on the trends shaping today’s customer experiences and how innovative businesses can execute on them.