From tracking the card location to “drunk mode” — banks can use all sorts of ways to protect the customer’s payments. All thanks to mobile apps.

Nest Bank continues developing its mobile banking – as the first bank in Poland it has opened its API for fintechs. One of the first fintechs to enter into this cooperation is FINANTEQ.

A fancy app isn’t enough to call any bank a fintech. Here is a glance into Monzo dictionary of modern banking.

Is it possible to fill the whole page with just one sentence? A friend once told me that during his days at university, one of his law professors was doing just that — he used only a few sentences to write an entire book

Can you imagine? Learning law is hard. Decoding a thought behind an endless sentence must be a torture.

Imagine you’re stuck in an office elevator. You are calling the office manager for help but no one is answering. Why? Because the manager is busy talking with somebody, who called to report a dirty window on the 9th floor.

The year 2017 saw a significant increase in banks’ interest in lifestyle services. In the months to come this trend will accelerate sharply and the users will more eagerly make use of their mobile banking not only to check their balance, but also purchase bus or concert tickets and order a taxi.

Customers of Bank Zachodni WBK make about 2 mln transactions monthly through its application. What differentiates its mobile banking app from the competitors are m-commerce services. The newest of them is Cultural Events – a service for purchasing theatre, concert, opera, cabaret or festival tickets.