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Success in FinTech is often comparable to a hike without a backpack in a company of experienced hikers who carry large sacks with water and snacks and are willing to share when necessary. In the case of FinTech, experienced companions are the bank investors.

Prove CEO Rodger Desai writes about the challenges businesses face as well as actionable ways companies are adopting new techniques in a bid to focus on digital trust.

People often ask – what is the most significant driver for FinTech innovation? Is it the reduced cost of running a startup, banks offering bad service, or the democratization of tools & software?

The number of smart cities worldwide and initiated development projects are growing.

The SME sector in India is vital for inclusive development given its share of GDP and employment contribution, yet its potential remains unfulfilled.

Banks and FIs have a bigger financial incentive than ever before to invest in fortifying one-time passwords and leveling up their biometric game.

Here’s a list of mobile-only banks that are defining the industry today:

A study of 34 major banks across geographies found that 27 out of these 34 banks have implemented AI in their front-office functions in the form of virtual assistants, chatbots, and digital advisors.

As online identity theft increases in number, enterprises are now faced with varying types of identity theft to deal with.

The free banking economy goes much deeper than you think. The freelancer economy is happening all around us.

A "true name" identity fraud occurs when someone uses an individual's actual identifying information.

Prove today announced that Comparably honored the company with three new awards for 2021: Best CEOs for Diversity, Best Leadership Teams, and Best Career Growth.