Irish users increasingly expect artificial intelligence to play a central role in protecting their finances from fraud, according to new research by bunq, Europe’s second largest neobank.
According to a recent survey by bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, more than a third of Irish users say they are more honest about money with AI than with other people; pointing to a shift in h...
tricount by bunq, a global go-to app that automates group expense tracking for nights out, holidays, and housemates, published its annual wrap-up, tallying British users’ shared expenses in 2025.
The traditional weekly shop has officially overtaken dining out and travel as the primary driver of shared spending in Ireland. tricount by bunq has released its Wrapped 2025 report, revealing that...
bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, has formally filed for a US de novo banking license with the OCC. This marks a major step in its mission to make life easy for the rapidly-growing group of gl...
bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, today announced the launch of Term Deposits, a new savings option with some of the market’s highest returns, as well as easier ways for anyone to track and in...
A slowdown in cost increases across Western Europe, alongside rising prices in parts of Eastern Europe, is creating a more varied picture of affordability for expats and remote workers, according t...
bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, has been approved by FINRA to operate as a US broker-dealer – a move driven by users who live, work and invest across both Europe and the US.