PayTo and the Australian Fintech Market

September 8, 2022
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PayTo and the State of Fintech

Christian Westerlind Wigstrom, CEO, Monoova, joins Dexter Cousins, for the latest Fintech Chatter News podcast and shares his thoughts on the recent launch of Monoova's PayTo Sandbox and the current state of play in the local Fintech market.

“Monoova is well capitialised, we’re still growing our team and we’re looking at FY23 with a lot of optimism and a sense that this year is working in an environment of headwinds where a lot of our clients are readjusting their positions. But having said that, these are good ideas and these are people who have carved strengths in their markets. Sometimes they are their market leaders in their niche and have generated enormous value to lots of people. Supporting that means supporting them in the times when things are slow and when things are faster. We’re going to be here this year and the next year and beyond that."

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