Embedded Finance Review
Welcome to the Embedded Finance Review Podcast, hosted by Lars Markull. Join us biweekly as we delve into the transformative world of embedded finance.Each episode features in-depth conversations with the builders and shapers of embedded finance, who are integrating financial…
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How a Restaurant Platform Makes Most of its Revenue from Financial Services, with Cancan Liu from allO (opens the original)
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Three-quarters of allO's revenue comes from payments, lending and insurance. None of it was planned. Cancan Liu co-founded the Munich-based restaurant platform in 2021 as a QR code ordering tool. Every financial product since started with a restaurant owner asking for something. allO is now live in around one thousand restaurants across Germany, with Austria next. In this episode we cover: The four phases of allO, from scan to order and pay to digital employees Why integrating with existing poin
After Selling His Company to SumUp, He Built a Compliance Business with Aurimas Bakas from Copla (opens the original)
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Aurimas Bakas is a serial fintech entrepreneur, and each of his companies grew out of the last. Running a payments business, he kept hearing from customers that they didn't want the payment service; they wanted the core banking underneath it. That became Paysolut, which he co-founded and sold to SumUp in 2021. Building core banking for licensed financial institutions across Europe then sparked the next idea. As a critical vendor, he had to prove his own security and compliance to every customer,
How to Work With Lawyers When Building a Financial Product with Patrick Liptak (MYLE) (opens the original)
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If you are building a financial product inside a non-financial brand, the legal question tends to show up late. The product is designed, the provider is picked, the first customer conversations are underway, and then somebody asks whether you can actually launch it as you have built it. Patrick Liptak is a partner at MYLE, a Berlin law firm whose name stands for Making Your Life Easier. MYLE advises clients across the full spectrum, from early-stage startups through to listed companies, on IT la
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