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Disrupting Transactions, Minna Technologies Enables a 1-Click Revolution in Banking

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Amazon revolutionized purchasing with "1-Click". Now, Swedish Fintech Minna Technologies is bringing the '1-click' experience to banks' mobile applications, further showcasing the promise of open banking.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Dec. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Amazon invented the "1-Click" checkout, giving their customers the ability to make purchases on...

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