Basiq in the news Basiq announces partnership with Plaid to expand financial access Basiq and Plaid's partnership will enable fintechs to disrupt financial services on a global scale.
Basiq in the news Inaugural loan approved through CDR regime Basiq, A NAB-backed fintech has helped facilitate the first loan approval under the new open banking regime.
Partner showcase UBank adopts Basiq's AI-powered tools to help Millennials budget Basiq has partnered with UBank to help over half a million consumers predict spending and better manage their finances via the Free2Spend app.
Basiq in the news Salesforce, NAB And Reinventure Back Open Banking Platform Basiq Open banking start-up Basiq has concluded its Series A funding, securing investment from Salesforce Ventures, NAB Ventures and Westpac’s Reinventure.
Basiq in the news Salesforce makes an open banking move US technology giant Salesforce is .... investing alongside Westpac Banking Corp and National Australia Bank in open banking platform Basiq, which could provide users of its software with a more comprehensive view of customers' financial position.
Basiq in the news The 4th Annual Australian FinTech Awards finalists have been announced Basiq is excited to announce that we have been nominated as finalists in the 4th Annual Fintech Awards for our partnership with Regional Australia Bank.
Basiq in the news Big banks stalling payments platform, say fintechs "One way to look at it is if you're applying for a home loan, it will be much easier. A lender will be able to assess your risk profile based on your data and be able to get a better deal for you if you're in the lower tiers," Basiq CEO and founder Damir Cuca in the AFR.
Basiq in the news Meet this year’s Finnies finalists The Finnies are the biggest Fintech awards in Australia and Basiq are proud to announce that we're a finalist for 2019 Fintech Organisation of the year.
Basiq in the news Banks will assess loans using real spending data: Basiq "A start-up backed by Westpac and National Australia Bank has developed software to read bank account data and automate the loan assessment process for banks, allowing them to base lending decisions on actual customer spending rather than relying on estimates and indexes."
Basiq in the news Fintech Startups in Australia: 50 You Can’t Miss "With the introduction of Open Banking, financial services organisations will need to provide their data through standardised APIs, which is possible using Basiq’s platform."
Basiq in the news FINNIES: All the winners and finalists in Australia's 2018 fintech awards Basiq is a finalist for Excellence in Data/AI/Digital ID Solutions in the 2018 Finnies awards.
Basiq in the news Open banking rules fuel financial planning shake-up "Grow Super, part owned by IOOF, and Basiq, part owned by Westpac Banking Corp and National Australia Bank, have worked together to build the software that provides alerts to advisers about when to call their clients."
Basiq in the news Open banking a solution to royal commission lending concerns "It is obvious from the royal commission going on that there is a lot more that banks can be doing to tighten up processes and open banking is a solution for that" - Damir Cuca, CEO and founder of Basiq.
Basiq in the news The data rush is on as start-ups get set for open banking Basiq already provides fintechs with secure access to some of the data on consumers held by banks. Its founder, Damir Cuca, says open banking could make life easier for consumers by enabling services like on-the-spot approval for customers who want a loan based on shared transaction history.
Basiq in the news Data revolution to transform four pillars model "When applying for loans or credit cards, consumers will no longer need to worry about sending in their last bank statements or payslips" - Damir Cuca, CEO and founder of Basiq.
Basiq in the news In banks we trust. Why not fintechs? Speaking on a panel at the AustCyber (formerly the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network) National Fintech Cyber Security Summit in Sydney yesterday, fintech leaders argued they need time to earn the public’s trust, and that being transparent was a good way to do so.