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Jules Salmond, Founder and CEO of CienDos, and Andrew Davidson, Investment Director at Scottish Equity Partners, have joined FinTech Scotland’s Board as the

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Four in five parents struggle with birthday gift clutter as financial and practical pressures hit children’s parties

PartiGift launches a new fee-free service offering an alternative to multiple birthday presents, with contribution amounts hidden from fellow guests to help ease the pressure on parents.

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Nagu Gopalakrishnan, Co-Founder and CPTO of Vidai UK

Homegrown Scottish startup tackles global privacy concerns with ultra-compact software that runs locally on standard office hardware.

Scottish artificial intelligence startup Vidai UK has launch...


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Zumo and Quantum Chain join forces to help UK financial institutions resist future quantum attacks 

The two companies have come together to create new infrastructure solutions built on NIST-standardised post-quantum algorithms, which will boost cryptographic agility across the UK’s developing digital assets sector.
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By Sajjad Ifthkar – Founder, Breeze (working title).

Millions of people in the UK send money to family abroad. It pays for medicine, school fees, or the electricity bill back home. The UK sends around $6 billion a year to Pakistan and around $13 billion to India. For the people sending it, this isn’t a financial product. It’s an act o...


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