Fintech Bloom

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By Karine Martinez, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Wallester Every so often a single figure reorganises how you think about your own industry. For me this year, it has been three per cent. That is the share of B2B financial-services revenue that fintech has actually captured, according to the Boston Consulting Group and FT Partners Global Fintech Report 2026. I have not been able to leave that number alone since I read it. On the surface, fintech is thriving.

By Natalie Newson, Senior Blockchain Investigator, CertiK Digital wallets already won the convenience argument. Apple Pay, Google Pay and their peers turned a two-step checkout into a single tap, and adoption followed accordingly. The next phase of competition looks different. As wallets take on more financial functions, security is becoming the thing that actually separates providers, and I think a lot of the industry is still underestimating how quickly that shift is happening.

By Wolf Ruzicka, Chief Commercial Officer at Unlimit We’re now at a stage where you can ask an AI agent to find a reliable laptop under £1,000 that is powerful enough for work, suitable for travel, and deliverable to your address before the end of the week. The agent compares specifications, prices, reviews, delivery promises, and payment options, then recommends – and can increasingly purchase – the option that best fits the parameters you have set.

1. Digital wallets are increasingly enabling hyper-personalized financial experiences. What does that personalization actually look like in practice, and how far can it realistically go? Hyper-personalization goes beyond recommending products based on past behavior. By bringing together context such as spending patterns, financial goals, cash flow, and transaction activity, digital wallets can become increasingly predictive, helping consumers make better financial decisions in the moment.

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Interview with CEO and Co-Founder of WeFi.co, Maksym Sakharov A: The next five years of payments will be shaped less by the wallet icon and more by the rails underneath it. Faster settlement, fiat access, stablecoin utility, interoperability, and risk controls will define which products become useful beyond one market. For users, the strongest payment experiences will feel simple.

By Ankur Singh, Founder, CEO & Editor, SylphCorps Media India’s Unified Payments Interface is, by a wide margin, the world’s largest real-time payments system — bigger than most people assume, and bigger than the Western wallets it usually gets compared to.

By Courtney Olujobi, Principal, Moon Pursuit Capital One of the strongest arguments against allocating digital assets comes down to a simple problem: nobody can tell you with any real confidence what the asset is worth.