September 2018

19 September 2018 | Innovation
Startups graduated from ING Innovation Studio

The ING Innovation Studio has completed its second acceleration cycle. Three internal teams and three startups have graduated from the program, creating fintech solutions. The selection of new startups to join the program starts 18 April.

Startups graduated from ING Innovation Studio

19 September 2018 | Innovation
En route to Belgium’s Fintech Village

Addocted, Anglr, Cashforce, Delio, HopOn, IsItYou and PayKey. The first inhabitants of Fintech Village, ING Belgium’s incubator for start-ups, certainly have unconventional names.

 En route to Belgium’s Fintech Village

19 September 2018 | Innovation
Peer-to-peer payment app Twyp comes to the Netherlands

Following its successful launch in Spain recently, ING has introduced peer-to-peer-payment app, Twyp in the Netherlands. Twyp, an abbreviation of The Way You Pay, is an app that allows consumers to pay small amounts instantly to contacts on their mobile devices.

Peer-to-peer payment app Twyp comes to the Netherlands

19 September 2018 | Innovation
How ING sees advancing technology in the banking sector

In an interview with RTL Z Benoit Legrand, Head of Fintech, tells how ING is dealing with fintechs and the rapid technological advances that are currently revolutionising the banking landscape.

How ING sees advancing technology in the banking sector

19 September 2018 | Innovation
ING launches Twyp

ING launched Twyp, a peer-to-peer-payment app, in Spain today. Twyp, an abbreviation of The Way You Pay, is an app that allows consumers to pay small amounts to contacts on their mobile devices in just a few seconds.

ING launches Twyp

19 September 2018 | Innovation
Ease and simplicity wins first prize

A simple mobile payments system that doesn’t require complex IT support infrastructure has taken first prize in the third global ING hackathon.

Ease and simplicity wins first prize

19 September 2018 | Innovation
Banks and Fintechs: “Collaboration improves the customer experience”

One of the most discussed topics in the financial industry last year, was probably how banks are dealing with financial technology companies (fintechs). Exactly that was the theme of the panel discussion ING’s Director of Corporate Strategy Dorothy Hill was on during the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday 27 October.

Banks and Fintechs: “Collaboration improves the customer experience”