Tune into "This Week in Fintech" for a concise 10-minute episode that brings you the latest in fintech news, insights into micropayments, and a thought-provoking discussion on the future of carbon credits. Don’t miss out on understanding these key developments in the fintech landscape. News Roundup This week in fintech witnessed a flurry of product launches and strategic collaborations. Highlights include Mercury's dive into personal banking services, Klarna's new credit card with installment payment options in the US, and 1inch's introduction of a crypto-to-fiat debit card. Additionally, BJ’s Restaurants and Ferry teamed up to digitally disburse tips via a new payroll card, while Episode Six and Loop launched a fintech-as-a-service offering in Saudi Arabia. Fintechionary: Micropayments In today's Fintechionary, we explore 'Micropayments'—tiny transactions typically under five dollars. These small sums are revolutionizing digital content consumption, enabling creators to monetize and consumers to access content affordably. Micropayments support a vibrant digital economy by emphasizing the value of every small piece of content. Signals: Review Our podcast also reviews Sophie Vo's insightful article, "Signals: If a tree falls in the forest...", which delves into the volatile yet promising world of carbon credits. Amidst significant corporate pullback and increased regulatory scrutiny, Vo discusses the $2.3 billion invested in climate fintechs last year, pointing to a potential growth to a $1.1 trillion industry by 2050. This balanced view presents both the challenges and burgeoning opportunities within the carbon credit market.

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