Monoova and FinTech Australia Podcast

July 7, 2020

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Monoova and Fintech Australia Podcast

CEO of Monoova Christian Westerlind Wigstrom talks to Dexter Cousins, host of FinTech Australia Podcast.

In this podcast, Christian shares his thoughts on a not too distant world where payments will be seamless and just happen as we move through our daily lives.

They also talk about the importance of hiring the right people and how that can quickly lead to success. Listen now!

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Auto-Reconciliation

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