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Mobile UX: A First Look at “Second Look” Transaction Alerts from Capital One

Fintech Labs Insights

One of the paradoxes of the early digital banking era (1995 to 2007) was why Capital One was a laggard? Fast-forward six years and Capital One owns the innovation mantle, at least in the United States. Kudos to Capital One for leading the way. Exhibit 1: “Second Look” notification from Capital One.

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1M Users & Growing: 20+ Fintech Startups That Have Crossed The 1 Million Account Mark — And How They Got There

CB Insights

Series A in 2007. Latest to launch: Dave was founded in October 2016, and its first reported capital raise was a $3M seed round in April 2017, making it one of the youngest companies in this cohort to cross 1M+ customers. Product engagement and maintaining a clean UX/UI. First to disclose an equity raise: EToro raised a $1.7M

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Temenos to Acquire Kony: So What?

Gonzobanker

Still to be sorted out are overlaps between Infinity and Kony’s UI/UX assets. For Kony clients, the Temenos deal eliminates the distraction that could have been associated with an IPO and provides a strong, well-capitalized parent. market has been a hard row to hoe for Temenos.

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Fintech’s Third Crisis is Tipping Point to a Digital-Only Future

Fintech Labs Insights

The fintech hits : The seeds of several important companies were sown in the 1999 to 2007 stretch (Paypal, Prosper, Zoka, Mint, Credit Karma). Financial crisis (2007-2008). The crash : Banks were just starting to test the digital waters in 2006 and early 2007 when the bottom dropped out of their balance sheets. Related: Top U.S.

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We analyzed 7 of the fastest-growing personal finance apps of all time to figure out the secrets to their success — here’s what we learned

CB Insights

A host of startups have emerged to capitalize on this trend. For three of the tools we looked at — Mint, Level Money, and Check — we studied how their product evolved all the way up to their acquisition (by Intuit, Capital One, and Intuit, respectively). In aggregate, they command $1.3 trillion in annual spending. ” — BJ Fogg.

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