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Financial Technology development has become a crucial part of the digital revolution. The FinTech industry is expected to grow rapidly over the coming years and reach a total revenue of 28,000 billion USD by 2027. This shift from traditional financial institutions towards online platforms has compelled insurance companies, trading platforms, and banks to implement FinTech development for their users.
Organizations that want to boost their security often consider blockchain to be an excellent solution. While some companies are still unsure whether they should use blockchain, other companies are positive that it is the perfect solution for smooth data exchange. This is because it allows financial organizations to analyze and track every transaction and prevent any threats while also keeping all this data in one place with no hassle.
While large companies are still considering blockchain implementation in their products, startups in the financial sector are huge fans of this technology. This is because it is not easy to integrate blockchain technology, especially into pre-existing softwares, without rewriting something. However, experienced development companies will easily perform this task without specifying the quality of the software.
Big data and artificial intelligence are powerful new technologies that allow companies to learn about customers in ways never before possible. They can collect information on their preferences and behavior, as well as analyze unstructured data sources like social media posts, conversations or surveys. Having this knowledge gives organizations an advantage that’s allowing them to compete more effectively in the market.
FinTech companies usually struggle with brand promotion and learning their target audience. In order to create a successful project, the current market requires extensive marketing knowledge, in-depth understanding of who the users are, as well as a better understanding of the strategies they employ.
The rapidly growing popularity of cryptocurrencies has exceeded the characteristics of a currency to include the capabilities of an application with the smart contract as its basis. Innovation has always been one of the key strengths of human beings. Ever since cryptocurrency was born, there have been many applications based on this technology from finance, legal and business to food and entertainment.
Blockchain-based systems allow for securities or initial crowd funding, which are similar to public offerings in that they represent an investment. However, in these systems, the token or coin issued by the company will not be a share of ownership; rather it is similar to purchasing a product that will then have value once it has been completed and transferred on the blockchain.
Loyalty and reward programmes encourage repeat customers and also give access to invaluable insights into buying habits and trends. Traditional loyalty card schemes have certain limitations. These include; complexity, slow speed and inefficiency, a lack of transparency, as well as issues around fraud. Moving to a blockchain based system enables reward points to be calculated and issued at the point they are earned. This not only speeds things up, it potentially lets customers use the value in their purchases to receive immediate discounts.
Blockchains are inherently more secure than many other file storage systems because they are encrypted by design. Not only this, but being distributed, no one has central control over the database. The information can’t be accidentally deleted and it won’t be accessible to anyone who isn’t authorised to see it.
