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New Report: Lithuanian Fintech Shows Steady Growth, Serves 30M+ EU Customers with 46% Female Workforce
April 4 2025
Lithuania continues to solidify its position as the EU's largest fintech hub by license count, with new data showing remarkable resilience and maturity of the sector despite global economic challenges. According to the newly published "Fintech Landscape in Lithuania 2024-2025 Report" by Invest Lithuania, the country's fintech ecosystem now comprises 282 companies serving over 30 million customers across the European Union.
DriveWealth Advances Global Expansion Plans with European Brokerage License From Bank of Lithuania
October 31 2024
DriveWealth, a leading financial technology platform providing Brokerage-as-a-Service, today announced that the Bank of Lithuania, […]
Financial Services Data Intelligence Platform Bud Chooses Vilnius as European Hub
July 22 2024
After receiving the Account Information Service (AIS) Provider license, the financial data intelligence platform Bud […]
Fintech in Lithuania Remains Resilient Despite Global Downturn, New Report Says
March 21 2024
Lithuania, the EU’s largest Fintech hub by the number of licences issued, had another year […]
Payhawk launches in Lithuania and opens a local office
July 17 2023
Payhawk, a leading global spend management solution, has launched in Lithuania and opened a local […]
Fintech in Lithuania: resilient and focused on quality
April 6 2022
2021 was a record year for the fintech sector in Lithuania: the number of employees […]
EXCLUSIVE: ‘The crowdfunding capital of Europe’ – Jovita Aleksiūnė, Bank of Lithuania; Vytautas Šenavičius, Crowdfunding Association of Lithuania and Gintarė Bačiulienė, Invest Lithuania in ‘The Fintech Magazine’
January 11 2022
That’s what Lithuania, which has created an enabling environment for peer-to-business lending, aspires to be […]
Steady Growth, Big Names and a Focus on AML: Lithuanian Fintech in 2020
February 18 2021
As a large part of businesses shifted online in 2020, areas like e-commerce and last-mile […]
New Report: Lithuanian Fintech Shows Steady Growth, Serves 30M+ EU Customers with 46% Female Workforce
April 4 2025
Lithuania continues to solidify its position as the EU's largest fintech hub by license count, with new data showing remarkable resilience and maturity of the sector despite global economic challenges. According to the newly published "Fintech Landscape in Lithuania 2024-2025 Report" by Invest Lithuania, the country's fintech ecosystem now comprises 282 companies serving over 30 million customers across the European Union.
DriveWealth Advances Global Expansion Plans with European Brokerage License From Bank of Lithuania
October 31 2024
DriveWealth, a leading financial technology platform providing Brokerage-as-a-Service, today announced that the Bank of Lithuania, […]
Financial Services Data Intelligence Platform Bud Chooses Vilnius as European Hub
July 22 2024
After receiving the Account Information Service (AIS) Provider license, the financial data intelligence platform Bud […]
Fintech in Lithuania Remains Resilient Despite Global Downturn, New Report Says
March 21 2024
Lithuania, the EU’s largest Fintech hub by the number of licences issued, had another year […]
Fintech in Lithuania: resilient and focused on quality
April 6 2022
2021 was a record year for the fintech sector in Lithuania: the number of employees […]
EXCLUSIVE: ‘The crowdfunding capital of Europe’ – Jovita Aleksiūnė, Bank of Lithuania; Vytautas Šenavičius, Crowdfunding Association of Lithuania and Gintarė Bačiulienė, Invest Lithuania in ‘The Fintech Magazine’
January 11 2022
That’s what Lithuania, which has created an enabling environment for peer-to-business lending, aspires to be […]
