Fintech Mobile Banking Startups: Number26, Bank Mobile, Simple

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Peter Thiel-backed banking startup Number26 raises $40 million to grow into new markets | VentureBeat.com: "Founded out of Berlin, Germany in 2013 by Maximilian Tayenthal and Valentin Stalf, Number26 [number26.eu] offers “mobile-first” bank accounts similar to BankMobile [bankmobile.com] or Simple [simple.com] in the U.S. Originally only available in Germany and Austria, the service later expanded across the EU into Ireland, Spain, France, Greece, Slovakia, and Italy, and today it claims more than 200,000 users."

See also: Mobile-first banks | FinTechRanking.com

Domain names of three mobile banking startups:
BankMobile.com
Number26.eu
Simple.com

Twitter feeds:
Tweets by BankMobile
Tweets by number26
Tweets by simple


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