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The fintech startup Renaud Laplanche launched seven years ago now works with 200 banks and offers personal loans and a combination debit and credit card. Up next: a secured card that gradually turns into a regular credit card.

Because the youth account must be tied to a parent or guardian, it guarantees that an adult must also sign up — or keep active an account they may have left unused.

Two years after Illinois became one of several states to pass their own version of the federal Community Reinvestment Act, credit unions and banks continue to fight over whether the law is necessary and how strict the corresponding regulations should be.

A pair of mutual banks in Maryland and New York that sold minority stakes more than a decade ago are pursuing second-step offerings that will result in both becoming fully stock-traded companies.

Challenger bank focused on serving the queer community plans to cease operations next month.

This week in global news: Canada cuts Visa and Mastercard fees; PhonePe draws new funding, and more.

The success of central bank digital currencies will be directly tied to their usability — by both individuals and businesses.

Citi was unable to reach a deal despite more than a year of talks with a long list of suitors for its consumer, small-business and middle-market banking divisions across Mexico.

The product, designed for wealth management customers, is the first in the U.S. to implement Mastercard's Touch Card, which helps people distinguish credit, debit and prepaid cards through a notch on the card's edge.

The regional bank made the deal as part of an effort to bolster liquidity following turmoil among its peers.