New SME banking player Pillar set to launch in Canada
Based in Montreal, Quebec, the fintech offers business accounts for SMEs.
Based in Montreal, Quebec, the fintech offers business accounts for SMEs.
CredAvenue will use the cash to invest in artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analytics.
US-based start-ups Growfin and PTO Exchange raise $1.4 million and $5.4 million, respectively.
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The company also confirmed the acquisition of cryptocurrency fundraising platform The Giving Block.
The extension follows an initial $112 million Series B raise three months ago.
The bank has brought in a new leadership team and implemented a new technology strategy.
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Thriday was set up to tackle “the poor quality of financial management solutions offered to small businesses”.
Start-up Baton “has built a unique, innovative B2B invoice payments network”, TreviPay says.
The oversubscribed round was led by Africa-focused investment vehicle V8 Capital Partners.
The deal forms part of M-DAQ’s growth strategy as it looks to expand into new international markets.
SC Ventures says TASConnect will unlock “significant value” for organisations.
Order2Cash is a B2B order-to-cash platform provider in the Netherlands.
The Atlanta-based Payrix provides embedded payment solutions for Software-as-a-Service verticals.
Stitch will use the cash to expand its team, launch new products and enter new markets on the continent.
ThinCats now has “£650m currently available to deploy in support of businesses across the UK”.
Tap to Pay will allow US merchants to accept cards, Apple Pay and digital wallet payments.
Silvr intends to hire 100 people across its sales, marketing, product and tech teams.
New approaches to Accounts Payable (AP) and payment optimisation are creating mutual value for buyers and suppliers.
Bold wants to accelerate Colombia’s transition from cash to a digital payments economy.
The Dublin-based fintech is now worth $1.6 billion, making it Ireland’s sixth unicorn.
Chargebee CEO says the firm solves infrastructure issues facing high-growth subscription businesses.
Hires form part of strategy to become go-to paytech in Europe’s payments ecosystem.
SME demand for finance is set to continue to grow globally in 2022.
Taulia will continue to operate as a standalone company under its own brand.
Together, Zafin and Fincad will become “one of Canada’s largest B2B fintech companies”.
Rupifi says it’s India’s “first embedded finance company” in the B2B payments space.
Vartana is a new provider of managed checkout and BNPL options for businesses.
Spendesk will use the funding to nearly double its workforce.
Ramsbacker will be developing intelligent workflow systems designed to maximise verification rates.
Latham has also held senior positions at American Express and Microsoft.
“We’re on a mission to help start-ups grow,” says Arc co-founder and CEO Don Muir.
The acquisition fast tracks the FundThrough’s expansion efforts in the US market.
The round saw participation from Bain Capital, NYCA and Point72 Ventures.
Since its founding in 2017, Brex has raised a total of $1.2 billion.
Fintech says acquisition will make it the “go-to funding solution” for European subscription-based businesses.
The fintech intends to hire 400 new employees across Europe in 2022.
The fintech says B2B commerce has undergone a digital transformation over the past few years.
NetCents says Atash will have executive oversight to ensure that all key performance metrics are met.