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“Embedded finance has come a long way in recent years, but we are still two or three years from it reaching maturity.” That’s the view of Jean-Jacques Le Bon, Vodeno’s Chief Strategy and Product Officer. Many non-financial businesses are already seeing the benefits of embedded finance, as we explored in

Embedded finance can provide a lot of benefits across different sectors – just take a look at how it’s transforming the retail, marketplace, and mobility sectors.

The mobility sector is on the brink of a radical shift, with embedded finance transforming the way people and goods move from A to B. “The mobility industry is fascinating, and it’s perhaps the sector where the potential impact of embedded finance is greatest,” explains Jean-Jacques Le Bon, Vodeno’s Chief

There are few industries poised to benefit from embedded finance (EF) as much as retail. In the 21st Century, the rapid shift towards online shopping means that an exceptional digital experience is essential to retailers’ success, with the ability to seamlessly integrate financial products into the customer journey, opening the

Marketplaces have redefined eCommerce by bringing together a wide array of vendors on a single platform to give immense convenience to the customer. So great is their reach, spending on marketplaces is predicted to reach $2 trillion by 2025. Embedded finance has already played a key role in the rise

Embedded Finance (EF) is one of the biggest trends in financial services, accelerating innovation in the customer journeys of companies across multiple sectors. But, what exactly is embedded finance? This blog aims to serve as a practical, comprehensive guide to EF, with examples of its applications and benefits, a look

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we spoke to Sheetal Nagraj, Chief of Staff at Vodeno to talk about her career and how mentors made a big impact on her journey.  My start in tech happened by chance, not by design. After earning my engineering degree, I was hired in the