The subscription management space is evolving quickly. More and more people are struggling with getting control of their subscriptions – on our blog you can get the latest news about Subaio and get updated with the latest insights within subscriptions.
Mastercard Start Path has selected Subaio as one of the participants in its exclusive program, A golden opportunity to bring the Danish company’s subscription management service to even more bank customers.
Known for being one of the main trailblazers on the market, Revolut now has another ace up their sleeve in their newly launched subscription management feature. Neither of it’s direct UK competitors, Monzo and Starling, nor often compared to Revolut Germany-based neobank N26 offer subscription management as of yet.
Innovation is in the DNA of Subaio. So now the Danish fintech has built a subscription management service for business accounts. Challenger bank Lunar has already launched it.
Integrations between banks and fintechs can take a long time. With its eighth bank integration, Subaio has now proven that integrations can be made quickly, and that one of the returns is innovation.
Subaio’s subscription management feature is now with ABN AMRO. This makes Subaio the first whitelabel subscription management service for banks to go live in The Netherlands. Cut down on costs, […]
Finovate is one of the most prestigious fintech events around. This year the conference extended an invitation to Subaio to present on stage at their event.
The two fintechs have just launched their new partnership. Here Subaio’s subscription management feature will give challenger bank Lunar’s customers control of their subscriptions.
The launch of Subaio with Nordea in Denmark has been a huge success. Now the biggest bank in the Nordics is also launching the subscription management service in Norway.
Cancel subscriptions straight from your online bank. This is now a reality for the customers of Norway’s third largest savings bank, Sparebanken Vest.
Subaio is now live with four bank partners. Covering thousands of customers in the Nordics. Newest partner is Arbejdernes Landsbank from Denmark with more than 300.000 customers.
