Prove Blog

Most SMBs are affected by some application of financial technology, whether they know it or not, and FinTech is changing how small businesses meet cash flow concerns within their business.

Prove CEO Rodger Desai joined Cheddar News to talk about the need for cross-industry cooperation to shore up cyber defenses.

Centralization is a natural response of any industry to increasing complexity and globalization and a natural push towards efficiency.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has been growing exponentially for the past decade and is expected to double again to 50 billion connected devices by 2020.

Open APIs promise to fundamentally transform the experience of payments for end-users, ranging from private individuals to global corporations.

PSD2 aims to reduce the entry barriers for a FinTech firm and enhance consumer protection & convenience.

Despite the potential market size and almost miserable collections success rate in a large number of developed and developing countries, debt collection startups are some of the most underrepresented ones in the global FinTech community.

Banks have traditionally been a custodian of customer relationships in the SME lending space, but after the global financial crisis, there has been a significant reduction in their risk appetite.

China is a vivid example of how brick-and-mortar retail will have to change to cut it in the e-commerce-driven world.

The use of big data, machine learning, data science in FinTech space is not a new concept (at least from its sound). However, the growth in data or data explosion is a function of multiple technological advancements.

APIs will allow businesses to leverage technology with greater velocity in the future, avoiding stumbling blocks of the past and allowing them to seize opportunities for growth.

B2B payments are known to be inefficient and expensive. There is an immense need for streamlining settlements and reconciliation of business commerce.