“The Payoneer commercial account offers businesses and individuals worldwide the ability to receive funds from a global network of corporate companies. Account holders have a variety of tools to access their funds, including low cost withdrawals to bank accounts worldwide, a Prepaid Debit MasterCard card that enables instant spending and ATM access, and options to transfer funds to local eWallets in select countries.The account can be managed from the Payoneer website or from a mobile application. Registration for the account is available via Payoneer’s website or directly from the website of companies that form the Payoneer commercial funds transfer network.”
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FinovateAsia 2013 Sneak Peek: Part 4
If you missed the previous three installments of our Sneak Peek preview series, check out the links below.
Our final event of 2013 is only a few weeks away. Get your ticket here to be a part of the audience.
- Transparent biometrics for mobile and web
- Large deployments
- Cost effective, low impact security
BehavioSec provides biometric security with no user experience cost
- Streamlining the process
- Reducing human errors while increasing productivity
- Ability to view research reports from multiple platforms
IRP will provide a centralized platform for both researchers and approvers to access and perform their job in an interactive and engaging way.
- Brings a huge volume of offers from Open-coupon Networks
- Solve Pains: Volume, Velocity, Variety, Vicinity, Visibility & Value
- Win-win ecosystem for the Bank, Merchants and Customers
Keynote Speaker for Big Data and predictive analytics, expert in multiple areas of advanced intelligent systems and multiple patent holder.
- Completed solution to distributed/”crypto”-currency value destruction
- No need to dis-intermediate Central Banks or regulators
- Implemented, asset-based store of value – full USD alternative
- Makes state-of-the-art banking technology accessible to all
- Eliminates the costs and complexities of traditional core banking
- Helps financial organisations get new products to market, fast
- Global corporates can transfer funds to over 200 countries and more than 50 currencies
- Funds can be received on prepaid cards, local bank accounts, or even local e-wallets
TSYS‘ Authorization Controls allows the a user to set one’s own default account parameters and authorization rules.
- Spatiotemporal locks allow user to geo-fence their location
- Authorization Rules allow you to define spend limits for defined cycles
- Authorization actions the user to Alert, Decline or Pre-authorize
For more information about how to join us in Singapore, visit our FinovateAsia 2013 page here.
FinovateAsia 2013 Demo Companies Bring Global Innovation to Singapore
FinovateAsia is typically our most globally diverse show, and this year is no different. Two weeks from now, we will showcase 37 demos from companies spanning the globe that are innovating in everything from remittance to small business tools to back office solutions and much more.
Given that diversity, we thought it would be fun put together a map showing the geographic spread of the demoing companies that will take the stage (click the map to enlarge).
Here’s the breakdown of the number of companies from each region:
- Asia: 12
- Europe: 11
- North America: 9
- Africa: 1
- Oceania: 2
- Middle East: 2
To refresh your memory, the list of the companies that we’ve hand-picked to show off their new technology at the Max Atria @ Singapore Expo on November 14, include:
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To see live demos of the new technology, meet the entrepreneurs responsible, and network with others in the industry, get your ticket to FinovateAsia here. If you have questions about the show, check out who is attending or email asia@finovate.com.
Showing Our Age: A Look at FinovateAsia 2013 Demo Company Launch Timeline
At Finovate, we’ve seen how great innovation comes from companies of all ages. All we have to do is look at the Best of Show winners from FinovateAsia 2012. The founding dates of the winners ranged from 1858 (NAB, the parent company of UBank) to 2012 (SocietyOne).
We don’t know who will win Best of Show at FinovateAsia in Singapore this year, but looking at the launch date of the 37 companies taking the stage November 14, we found a 28-year spread.
Here they are in reverse chronological order with funding amounts, if disclosed:
- Arkalogic: 2013
- BlueKite: 2013
Total Funding: $1.5 million Seed funding
- Dragon Wealth: 2013
- LifePAD: 2013
- Matchi: 2013
- ArthaYantra: 2012
- Intuition Intelligence: 2012
- Mistral Mobile: 2012
- Pangea Payments: 2012
Total funding $1 million Seed funding
- BRIDGEi2i: 2011
- i-exceed: 2011
- KlickEx: 2011
Total Funding: $1.3 million
- Mambu: 2011
Total Funding: $2 million Series A
- Mobino: 2011
- Red Zebra: 2011
- SaaS Markets: 2011
- SinoLending: 2011
- Smart Engine: 2011
- Tootpay: 2011
- Mobexo: 2010
- App Annie: 2009
Total Funding: $22 million
- Payoneer: 2007
- CustomerXPs Software: 2006
Total Funding: $4 million Series A
- Backbase: 2003
- Serverside: 2003
- TradeNet: 1999
- Yodlee: 1999
Total Funding: $124 million
- BehavioSec: 1998
Total Funding: $2 million (€1.5 million)
- IND Group: 1997
- TIBCO Software: 1997
Public NASDAQ: TIBX
- GMC Software Technology: 1994
- TSYS: 1993
- Pixeliris: 1989
- Kofax: 1985
Public LON: KFX
To learn more about each of these companies, check them out here and come see their live demos in Singapore on November 14.
All numbers and funding information sourced from Crunchbase.com