Fintech operations, payments architecture, and regulation. Written from practice, not theory.
Lloyds Bank App Down Again, Revolut Launches EURR Stablecoin & UK Fintech Funding Hits Decade Low
Why Neobanks Keep Failing, Igor Tomych with Arthur Bedel | Connecting the Dots x Fintech Garden
FINTECH MEETUP EUROPE: behind the scenes with Douglas Mackenzie | Fintech Garden Podcast 169
Is the GENIUS Act America's New Bretton Woods Moment? | Fintech Garden Podcast 168
Pay by Bank Is Coming for Cash, Not Cards, with Johannes Kolbeinsson | Fintech Garden Podcast 167
The Truth About Stablecoins, Compliance, and Speed, with Marwan Forzley, Veem | FG Podcast 166
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Inside Money20/20 Europe 2026: Stablecoins, Agentic AI & 40+ Interviews 📍Amsterdam
The Truth About the Current Fintech Talent Shortage, with Nadia Edwards-Dashti | FG Podcast 165
Digital Euro Pilot, Wero Joins Forces & UK Cracks Down on BNPL | Weekly Harvest
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Building a stablecoin ramp takes four coordinated layers: fiat rails, liquidity, treasury and compliance. A practical architecture guide for founders and payment leaders.
Launching a bank or EMI sounds like the ultimate fintech move. The honest answer depends on operational capacity, not ambition. A grounded look at the decision.
Settlement timing, MCC codes, regional licensing and vendor leverage: the four factors that decide whether an acquirer will work for your crypto-fiat flows.
The US GENIUS Act reshaped stablecoin issuance rules. Here is what European payment companies and MiCA-regulated firms actually need to do about it.
Pay by bank is growing fast, but it competes with cash and bank transfers more than with cards. What payment companies should build for, based on operator experience.
Fiat-era identity verification does not automatically satisfy crypto requirements. Where the gaps are, and how to build a verification stack that covers both worlds.
The safeguarding account is the quiet foundation of every payments business. How to choose the institution that holds customer funds, and the trade-offs that matter.
The Retail Payment Activities Act put Canadian PSPs under Bank of Canada supervision. Registration, safeguarding and incident rules explained in practical terms.