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Steve Wozniak and Nuno Sebastiao talking on-stage during the Money20/20 Europe 2018 Conference

Our Experiences at Money20/20 Europe 2018

June 22, 2018July 26, 2019 trimplement Leave a comment

Going to the circus — hard to imagine a more vintage pastime these days.

The digital infotainment industry compels our attention easily, where daring trapezists or wisecracking Augustes would struggle.

The organizers of Money20/20 Europe 2018 didn’t shy away from the contrast. Proclaiming the Greatest Fintech Show on Earth, they paired digital finance with fin-de-ciècle circus arts.

From 4th to 6th June, international fintech and banking companies rolled up in Amsterdam, the new partner city of Money20/20 EU. Among them: A small delegation of invaders from planet trimplement.

Paris Fintech Forum 2018 — Our Experiences

February 13, 2018July 26, 2019 trimplement Leave a comment

Paris goes by many names. It has been called the City of Love.

It has been called the City of Lights.

And recently, it has been called the City of Fintech. And not without cause. From January 30th to 31st, the centre of Paris became the stage for the annual Paris Fintech Forum, hosted by Altéir Consulting. Being a fintech service provider ourselves, we spent two busy days at the conference. There, we met a multitude of people from all walks of the industry. But what was Paris Fintech Forum like?

The Compliance Factor in FinTech

July 14, 2016March 5, 2019 Mark Caruso Leave a comment

FinTech – or – It takes more than a few lines of code and an API to crack the bank-dominated world open.

We started online payment systems and eMoney wallets all the way back in 2001. Looking back at the past decade and the development that took place in the financial technology sector during this time, with certainty we can tell: Now is the right time to be in FinTech! All eyes are on FinTech startups – but not just on the innovations it brings. Regulators are watching the innovative startups closely as they fall into the trap of underestimating “The Compliance Factor“ one after the other.