Intelligence for the institutional FX and payments market
We track the firms, regulators, and executive moves shaping the global trading infrastructure — and report the facts, without noise.
What We Do
Fintech Intelligence is an independent B2B news service covering the global forex, payments, and financial technology sectors. Our audience works in institutional trading, payment operations, compliance, and risk — and they need accurate, timely information to do their jobs.
We publish AP-style news on broker financials, regulatory actions, executive appointments, product launches, partnerships, and liquidity shifts across more than 300 tracked firms and 56 regulators in over 50 jurisdictions. We don’t editorialize. We report what happened, who it involves, and what it means for the market.
What We Cover
Retail & Institutional FX
Broker financials, volumes, product launches, platform moves, and executive changes.
Regulation
Licensing decisions, enforcement actions, fines, and policy changes across all major jurisdictions.
Payments
Infrastructure deals, cross-border settlement, payment processor news and partnerships.
Liquidity & Prime
Prime-of-prime relationships, liquidity aggregation moves, and institutional deal flow.
Prop Trading
Firm launches, model changes, regulatory scrutiny, and the evolving funded trader landscape.
Investor Relations
Earnings releases, trading volumes, public company results, and analyst-relevant data for listed FX firms.
Who Reads Us
- Institutional forex traders and desk heads
- Payment operations and treasury teams
- Compliance officers and legal counsel
- Risk managers at banks and brokers
- Investor relations professionals at listed FX firms
- Regulators and policy researchers
- Prime brokerage and liquidity teams
- Fintech founders and product leaders
Editorial Standards
All coverage follows AP style. We do not accept payment for editorial coverage. Sponsored and advertorial content is clearly labelled. Our reporters verify facts against primary sources — regulatory filings, company reports, official statements — before publishing.
We do not publish opinion disguised as news. We do not editorialize in news articles. If a piece represents the view of an external author, it is clearly marked as analysis or commentary.