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Lloyds to take minority stake in banking loyalty app Bink

Published on: Sunday 02 January 2022

Britain's biggest high street bank is finalising plans to buy a stake in Bink, a fintech business which allows customers to ditch their plastic loyalty cards.

News source: https://www.three.fm/news/business/lloyds-to-take-minority-stake-in-banking-loyalty-app-bink/

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Lloyds to take minority stake in banking loyalty app Bink