During 2021, Google Maps launched a series of features to improve the use of maps. In this blog we review what’s new and explain how they work, what they’re for and how to implement them.
With the expected arrival of the Chinese New Year comes wishes for 2022. Southeast Asian countries are known for their emphasis on prosperity. And with regard to financial prosperity, new entrants are increasingly emerging in the banking sector with atractive financial wellness and WealthTech offerings.
We look at how payment has changed in recent years, what the trends are and what consumers are looking for.
Nickel, the French payment service, has integrated Snowdrop Solutions’ transaction enrichment API, Merchant Reconciliation System (MRS), joining the group of companies in the financial sector that offers its customers a way to better understand their spending habits.
MRS is Snowdrop’ core product for Fintechs, based in adding enriched transaction data to banks statements to improve user experience, drive down administrative costs and turn confusion into clarity.
On 6 October, Snowdrop Solutions participated in Fintech Connect Asia 2021. Our CEO, Ken Hart, was joined in the keynote Case Study on day 1 by Jolly Ahuja, from Google Maps, and Braham Djidjelli, from Hugo.
MRS has achieved a technical challenge by automatically scaling to process over 6,000 transactions per second. This marks an important milestone for the company which has been able to enrich a huge volume of banking transactions during a sustained one hour period at very high levels of accuracy.
Snowdrop Solutions’ CEO, Ken Hart, joins Ed Freyfogle from Geomob in this podcast which delves into the different ways in which companies from various industries can integrate location-based services into their products and solutions.
Snowdrop Solutions celebrates the launch of Hugo who utilise our transaction enrichment technology to provide customers in Asia Pacific with clarity around their spend.
Wirex & Snowdrop today unveiled a range of in-app location-enriched services to show their users where payments take place.
