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No-code solutions have gained significant popularity boost in recent years, enabling individuals and businesses to build and expand digital products and services without traditional coding. However, despite the growing crowd of users, several misconceptions persist about no-code platforms.
The fintech landscape is evolving rapidly, and entering 2025, we don’t see signs of slowing down. Financial institutions are embracing new tools and technologies to stay ahead of the competition, address customer needs, and deliver safe, secure and convenient solutions.
The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the banking industry, catalysing a rapid digital transformation that has evolved into a profound rethinking of strategies in the post-pandemic era.
In financial economics, blockchain technology is revolutionizing the fundamentals of banking and finance.
Institutions are exploring blockchain technology in banking, from streamlined payments to innovative blockchain banking systems that promise to reduce fraud and significantly enhance customer experiences.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing financial services, enhancing efficiency, improving customer experiences, and mitigating risks. Explore its history, applications, and profound impact below.
According to Forrester’s research, low-code development platforms demonstrate a significant speed advantage, being 10 times faster compared to conventional platforms. There is no doubt that low-code/no-code solutions in banking are the future. But how to choose the best solution among the multitude of available options?
Extentum, our no-code platform, is the easiest and fastest way to build new functionalities in EXISTING digital banking apps within hours by business people (non-programmers), and can be applied in many cases and situations.
Welcome to our blog post, where we present an insightful interview on the supposed clash between cyber security and user experience (UX).
Security is often perceived as a hindrance. Something that stands in opposition to user experience. But is it really the case?
