Neobank DayTek Capital Prepares to 2020
DayTek Capital, is due to launch “Infinity” in the first half of 2020 with a vision to becoming the first “product-disruptive” bank in Australia.
DayTek Capital, is due to launch “Infinity” in the first half of 2020 with a vision to becoming the first “product-disruptive” bank in Australia.
At first, open banking will be offered by 10 banks, and gradually expanded to the other 8 banks as well as fintech businesses.
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