DayTek Capital: Granted licence for new Oz challenger Infinity

DayTek Capital: Granted licence for new Oz challenger Infinity

  • DayTek Capital, an Australian firm building a new digital bank, has been granted an Australian Financial Services Licence
  • With a base in Queensland, the new bank Infinity joins a host of Australian challenger brands including Xinja, 86 400 and Volt Bank
  • Initially starting with a prepaid card, DayTek Capital already working towards its Restricted Authorised Deposit-Taking Institution Licence
  • Being granted this licence an incredible achievement, especially during a time where licences are difficult to come by
  • Will Banks, co-founder and CEO says the bank aims to support the financial wellbeing of consumer and SME clients
  • An AI market place also offered where SME and retail customers can interact with each other
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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