Xendpay

Xendpay Introduces Cash-to-Cash Mobile Payments

By David Penn Posted on
Categories: FinovateEurope 2013, Xendpay

This post is a part of our live coverage of FinovateEurope 2013.

Starting off day two here at FinovateEurope is Xendpay. The COO and CEO are coming to the stage right now:

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“Xendpay itself is very new. However, we will be demonstrating a new service: a cash-to-cash mobile international payment. The user will send a money transfer without a payment card or bank account using just their mobile phone from a corner shop.

Previously to do this kind of payment, the person would have to visit a Western Union (or similar) agent.

Xendpay can also send a conventional card-to-bank payment, as well.”
Product Launched: August 2012
HQ Location: London, UK
Company Founded: July 2012
Metrics: 6 employees; more than 20,000 registered users; average money transfer is £700; money sent to more than 80 countries
Website: xendpay.com
Twitter: @xendpay
Presenting Jake Holloway (COO) and Rajesh Agrawal (CEO & Chairman)
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Finovate Alumni News– January 7, 2013

By David Penn Posted on
Categories: ACI Worldwide, Bazaarvoice, Enloop, FIS, GMC Software Technology, Lending Club, Mitek, SaveUp, Simple, SoMoLend, Temenos, TransferWise, Xendpay

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  • ACI Worldwide launches ACI Money Transfer System 5.0.
  • Suncorp Bank chooses FIS to manage ATM and POS transactions
  • 500Friends to integrate LoyaltyPlus platform with Bazaarvoice.
  • Financial Edge Community CU partners with SaveUp.
  • Mitek issued new patent for “Methods for Mobile Image Capture and Processing of Documents”.
  • The Financial Brand checks out the “Simple” way of banking.
  • The New York Times looks at SoMoLend’s take on crowdfunding, seeking out institutions to serve as lenders.
  • New York Times looks at Enloop’s hassle free business plan writing service.
  • The Telegraph highlights TransferWise as a cost-saving option for overseas money transfers.
  • Luxembourg’s Nordea Bank picks Temenos to standardize IT infrastructure.
  • GMC Software Technology helps Gala Bingo move to “third generation” bingo tickets.
This post will be updated throughout the day as news and developments emerge. You can also follow all the alumni news headlines on the Finovate Twitter account.

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