23 March 2021
Written By Moorwand in Payments
With competition increasing and new business models being introduced, FinTechs are realising that the key to longevity is being a specialist—solving a specific problem in a way no one else can. But, to create the best and most specialised solutions FinTechs must work with the best and most specialised partners. Why? Resilience, differentiation and scale.
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