APIs, blockchain, regulation, digital transformation... are just a few of the challenges of the financial sector. In this ebook, you will find a recap with the conclusions reached around these trends in Fintech University.
Financial APIs are transforming the banking ecosystem. Their implementation improves the productivity and efficiency of the new financial services, enriches the customers' experience and helps generate dynamic ecosystems.
Anthemis invites startups to participate in an innovation program to enhance and launch its project during the 2016/2017 course. If you want to promote your idea, you can sign up before July 21.
Wordpress is almost certainly the most widely used content management system on the market. There are numerous plugins available today that allow payment of products in bitcoins on websites with online stores developed in this CMS.
José Manuel de la Chica, New Business Digital at BBVA, highlights the value of the APIs in the digital transformation of banks and traditional businesses. The bank take part to open its APIs to third parties to create value and open new business opportunities.
There are many reasons why you should include an API in your business, but the main one is that it will help you streamline the processes.
If you're interested in the fintech ecosystem and want to learn from the best experts in the sector, don't miss the Fintech University event on June 20 at the BBVA Innovation Center in Madrid.
Francisco Muñoz is founder and managing director at Theysay.me, a tool that monitors opinions about restaurants and hotels. We talk with him about his startup and the advantages of processing and analysing Big Data.
The impact of APIs on the transformation of banking was one of the protagonists of the event Revolution Banking. The development of this technology and the use of data is opening new business opportunities in the digital age. And challenges. "We must know what developers, startups and API users need from us," says Jose Manuel de la Chica, BBVA New Digital Business.
At only 24, Siro Moreno is an aerospace engineer and Python instructor, a language that he has combined with others such as Fortran to develop his first projects. We talk to this young speaker at the PyData event in Spain.
