7 FinTech tweets you should see!

By Gloria Methri

Social media platforms can offer insights helping FinTech, and digital payments companies analyse consumer behaviour and preferences, the most critical factor in present times, as well as trends in the industry.

With the ever-evolving digital landscape, it has become imperative for financial institutions to offer services that cater to the changing need of consumers, and channels of interaction like social media can bridge that gap.

Here are 7 tweets from this week that FinTech enthusiasts should see:

@Temenos

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@MastercardNews

Today, we are proud to announce that we will be @CitizensBank’s exclusive payments provider. We look forward to working together to enable consumers and businesses with greater financial access, benefits, and experiences.

@Paysend

Great news! Paysend has partnered with JMMB Money Transfer to allow users in the UK, USA and Canada to send funds to loved ones in Jamaica quickly and affordably at the click of a button!

@LTIMindtreeOFCL

Proud to partner with @DuckCreekTech and @Microsoft to build a solution that will enable insurers to migrate their on-premises core systems to the cloud in a quick and efficient manner.

@Marqeta

We are excited to announce our new strategic alliance with @Deloitte, combining their payments expertise with our API-driven platform and helping companies create scalable, innovative digital payment solutions designed to increase customer loyalty.

@GFunded_Africa

Fincra, the African payment infrastructure company has announced that it has been granted its commercial Payment Service Solution Provider (PSSP) license from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

@nova_credit

Nova Credit is headed across the pond! Excited to share our recent authorization from @TheFCA, allowing lenders in the UK to serve immigrants and new-to-country individuals credit products on a more equal footing.

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