Fintech Archives

UK financial institutions will lose EU “passporting rights” after the BREXIT, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier says

23/11/2017 “BREXIT means BREXIT, everywhere. Those who claim that the UK should pick parts of...

The Bank of Lithuania launches real time pan-European payments available for the clients of Lithuanian licensed FinTech companies

22-11-2017 The Bank of Lithuania (financial regulator) has opened up the possibility for the banks...

The Chinese financial service provider is moving through Lithuania to the EU market

13/11/2017 The Bank of Lithuania issued a payment institution license for a Chinese investor company UAB...

Lithuania is seeking to attract FinTech companies from China

30/10/2017 The central Bank of Lithuania seeks to attract financial technologies (FinTech) companies from China....

Singapore-based global payments processor “InstaReM” secures Lithuanian e-money license for European expansion

28/09/2017 “InstaReM”, well-known Singapore-based financial technology (FinTech) company, is entering the European market via Lithuania....

FinTech companies will have a unique opportunity to test their new innovative products in real market conditions

Lithuania continues to improve regulation of financial services and will allow for FinTech companies to...

European banking license. REVOLUT gets Specialised Bank license in Lithuania

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text el_class=”eu_banking_lt”]28/01/2019 UK-based financial technology giant Revolut has obtained a Specialized Bank license in Lithuania....

How will we process personal data at work from May 2018?

On June 8, 2017 the Data Protection Working Party, acting under Article 29 of the...

REVOLUT will carry out Euro payments in Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) using payment infrastructure of the National Bank of Lithuania

London based global payment processor REVOLUT has chosen Lithuania to open IBAN bank accounts for...

Fintech