API fintech Alpaca secures $50m in funding
The stock brokerage platform also announced a new crypto offering and a partnership with Plaid.
The stock brokerage platform also announced a new crypto offering and a partnership with Plaid.
Blockchain could be the most effective platform to help digitise trade finance processes.
It is the first international expansion of the service outside the US.
The venture capital firm’s total AUM now exceeds $500 million.
The fintech’s global investors include major banks and venture capital firms.
M&E fintechs will be launched in part using the company’s blockchain platform.
Austrian firm has now raised around $546 million in total funding.
The “Series B+” investment comes just one month after the firm’s $37 million Series B round.
Featuring Carta, Uala, FalconX, M-DAQ and TaxBit.
Blockchain firm says its technology can double Homebridge’s capacity.
The round was led by Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin’s B Capital Group and returning investors.
The California-based firm plans further growth and strategic acquisitions.
The firm says it will operate under the supervision of US financial regulators.
Featuring Rapyd, Human Interest, Unico, Matrixport and Kuda.
Another batch of funding rounds that might have flown under your radar.
Las Vegas fintech looks to continue its growth and expand into new markets.
Blockchain infrastructure provider hits $3.2 billion valuation.
Featuring iCapital, Fireblocks, VNLIFE, Solarisbank and At-Bay.
The consortium promises the creation of a secure environment for processing letters of credit.
The blockchain-powered payments firm will use the new capital to grow the business.
The Series B is one of the largest ever funding rounds for a crypto exchange.
The event, being organised by Exibex, will be held virtually.
Work will now focus on functional design and prototyping and will involve focus groups.
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The experiment was supported by JP Morgan’s blockchain innovation lab, Onyx.
DeFi is causing a shift in the underlying infrastructure powering traditional financial applications.
The combined company plans to float on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
The Financial Services & Technologies Fund has a target of £1 billion.
It says it will use the funds to “execute its vision as the blockchain data platform for cryptocurrency”.
The metaverse is being called the “Internet 3.0” and offers tremendous opportunities for growth and creativity.
The watchdog estimates that around 2.3 million adults in the UK now hold cryptoassets.
The fund will be used to support the development of blockchain technology.
US banking giant says “we believe in the growth and adoption of digital asset securities”.
The banking giant plans to add support for more cryptocurrencies going forward.
A heaping helpful of funding rounds from this week to get your teeth into.
The company claims the funds will allow it to meet “significant global demand”.
EQIBank brings together traditional and crypto finance; EQIFi is launching decentralised finance (DeFi) products.
The new platform will be launched in Q4 2021 in partnership with BC Technology Group.
Commerzbank, İşbank, LBBW and two corporates have completed transactions ahead of a launch.
US-based Customers Bank aims to tokenise USD payments with Tassat’s tech.