Lodestar Technologies is teaming up with Cyder, a Canadian FinTech startup, to help credit unions elevate their loyalty strategies through stronger data infrastructure and standardization.

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Introducing an open-banking framework will give Canadians greater control over their financial data. For the economy, it will boost growth and innovation, bringing in new competition to the financial sector. 

Visa Canada is partnering with global accelerator and venture capital firm Plug and Play to help fuel the growth of early-stage FinTech startups in Canada.

Cyder offers an end-to-end loyalty platform specifically for credit unions. The platform enables credit unions to create, manage, and integrate white-labeled rewards programs into everyday banking.

Can Cyder Co-Founders Will Christodoulou and Sukhman Dulay land a deal in the den? Watch our pitch on CBC's Dragon's Den here and learn more about Cyder.
 

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Cyder aims to help credit unions compete with banks and attract younger members through its new Cyder Rewards platform, which enables credit unions to design and deliver custom loyalty programs.

Although still behind the EU, Quebec is miles ahead of the rest of Canada when it comes to privacy and data legislation.

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Owning something with your name on it, such as a house or car, is often a source of pride and control; you can show it off, keep it to yourself, or even sell it. So why is one of the most universal assets, personal online data, not thought of in the same way?

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