Banking has existed for centuries as the main currency exchange and business system. Banking began in the first century when merchants lent the grain to farmers and other necessary items to artisans and merchants. Over time, banking has evolved into a highly organized system that we now know. The development of cryptocurrencies has caused a fundamental change in business and transactions development. As it turns out, transactions can take place outside traditional banks. What will the future of banking look like in the context of cryptocurrencies? Will traditional banks fall? Or maybe they implement cryptocurrencies? Will they push the cryptocurrency tax? You'll find the latest news about the banking on TradingSignals News. People no longer have to choose traditional banks if they need funding or have to transfer funds. Peer-to-peer networks, including all decentralized cryptocurrencies, are becoming more common, which creates new challenges for the banking system. Many banks perceive cryptocurrencies as a threat to the industry. The French banking giant, BNP Paribas, published a report in which it discussed the technology of cryptocurrencies and the way in which it could make traditional banks superfluous. According to some bankers, cryptocurrencies should be treated as an invention, like steam or combustion engines, that can transform the world of finances. The "UK Banking Report" states that cryptocurrencies are definitely a threat to traditional banks, especially if the banks ignore new consumer behaviour and preferences when it comes to the way transactions and money transfers are carried out. Bitcoin users can deal with daily payments without having to interact with banks to avoid fees. This way, the value stored on PayPal accounts moves outside the bank's payment systems, depriving banks of their revenues. What can banks do in this situation? Traditional banks need to refine and modernize their offers in customer service, digital coins and fees areas. If they don't, they may be far behind the cryptocurrency financial projects that are currently on the market.
Fintech Saudi has launched the fourth Fintech Tour 21, which will take place from Sunday 28 November to Thursday 9 December in Saudi Arabia as part of the Fintech Saudi initiative.
The data published by the UK financial application Revolut shows that restrictions and limitations related to the coronavirus have affected the number and value of cryptocurrencies transactions made by its users.
Much was said about over 28 companies which financially support the Libra project. Among them are also Visa and Mastercard. Now, however, it turns out that there are no binding agreements on this matter yet.
The Inter-ministerial Committee (IMC), established to examine Bitcoin and cryptocurrency regulations in India, states that the government should put a complete ban on cryptocurrencies.
On Tuesday, July 16, a Senate Banking Committee meeting was held regarding the Facebook cryptocurrency project, Libra. The session was attended, among others, by a co-founder of Libra and by Senators of the Republican and Democratic Party.
The American presenter of the Russia Today station, Max Keiser, expressed a very critical opinion on the banking sector in a response to one of the TV discussions.
We use cookies to provide our services correctly and safely. Cookies are small text-based data sets that shall be saved on the device you are using in connection with the use of this instnat website. Cookies are created in order to ensure proper functioning of thes instant website. By clicking the button "I accept and go to the website", you implicitly agree to creation of the cookies on your computer and to deploy automatic tracking and data collection and processing on behalf of the TradingSignals.ai (www.TradingSignals.ai). Click the above-captioned button is also tantamount to accepting website's privacy policy. Closing the notification by means of "X" is unequivocally connected with your consent. If you do not agree to any of the above, please discontinue using our Website.
“Cookies” shall make an identification of the software used by you and to customization of this instant website to your needs. Cookies contain the name of the domain from which they origin, duration of period of their storage on your computer and an assigned value.
Third party cookies:
We also use third-party cookies for the following purposes:
creating statistics - helping to understand the way Users use the Website, which allows to improve its structure and content with use of the analytical tools
defining a user profile - in order to display custom-tailored content in advertising networks.
External entities that might be source of any third-party cookies on this instant Website are as follows:
Using a settings of your web browser or by using pre-set configuration tools available in our service you can independently and at any time change the settings concerning your use of the “cookies”, specifying the conditionsof their storage and how your device is creating and downloading them. These settings can be changed to block the automatic handling of cookies in the settings of your web browser or inform about their placement on your device each time.
Detailed information about the options related to use of “cookies” is available in the settings of your software (web browser).
Service privacy policy
This instant document lays out the principles of the Privacy Policy on the news.tradingsignals.ai/news/pl website (hereinafter referred to as the "Website" or "Service"). The administrator of the Website is TradingSignals.ai c/o Fintech Labs Global Solutions, Unit 303, Ile Du Port, Mahe, Seychelles
The full document to read the TradingSignals privacy policy is available in this
document.