Zopa, formerly a peer to peer lender and now a regulated digital bank, has launched its first credit card that is said to be designed to help customers stay in control of their money and their debt.

UK-based Zopa, a digital bank and online lender, has reportedly started accepting credit card applications, as it continues to expand its line of products and services. The company is offering a ...

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Zopa, the FeelGood Money company, has today launched Borrowing Power, an innovative new tool designed to help customers get access to cheaper credit. It represents the first time a lender has been ...

Zopa Bank has received £1bn in customer deposits since its launch 18 months ago and has set its sights on reaching £2bn in the next 12 months. The bank, which models its customer-centric approach on ...

Another big infusion of cash from a major investor is making its way to a fintech out of the U.K. on the heels of strong growth. Today Zopa — a neobank with some 500,000 users in the U.K. where it ...

Zopa expects its banking arm to make a profit in its first year of operation after high demand for banking services that are designed to be as easy to use as Netflix. In its first 12 months, Zopa Bank ...

Zopa, the U.K. peer-to-peer lending company that wants to become a bank, has been awarded a bank license by the U.K.’s financial regulators, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential ...