UK fintech Tully helps distribute COVID-19 payment relief
The fintech wants to reach two million people in its first eight weeks of launch.
The fintech wants to reach two million people in its first eight weeks of launch.
Manchester is already home to five homegrown ecommerce unicorns.
Applications are due by 15 May 2020.
The new co-created tool is set to launch later this year.
The paper puts a heavy emphasis on instant payments.
“KB Bank are taking a more open market approach,” says Trustonic.
Merchants will be able to find “assistance packages” through the platform.
MatchMove is slowly building up its armoury to morph into a full digital bank.
Vietnamese owner VinaCapital Group made the decision to wind business down.
The release will push along deals otherwise on hold due to social distancing measures.
Nymbus says it has digitised the entire Paycheck Protection Programme (PPP) loan process.
The deal is expected to close in the “coming weeks”.
The Thai bank aims to cater to both individuals and businesses.
CNB was bought by the owners of Latvian fintech Transact Pro in 2018.
The bank filed a trademark application at the end of January.
The fintech works with two major telcos in Bulgaria.
Singapore has emerged as a global magnet for fintech entrepreneurs.
“With this uncertainty set to rumble on […] Pleo wanted to do something to help.”
Founder says “major multi-year funding” was withdrawn due to coronavirus.
These new sandboxes will be subject to lighter regulations.
The bank admits there were some VPN teething issues.
Legislators are currently working on a bill which addresses small business loans.
Jumia will help various African governments distribute masks to hospitals.
This is the first time HSBC will use third-party data to approve trade finance loans.
Asia’s mega funding rounds make Europe’s look like child play.
More than 4.6 million companies make up the Ariba Network.
Path Solutions says it now has a “stronger focus” on the Somali market.
The global bank may have to delay its plans if the contagion becomes a long-term issue.
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The application is only available to companies with more than 1,000 employees.
European merchants can integrate WeChat Pay “in just a few minutes”.
The company has teamed up with three other bidders.
I think what we (business owners) really want is an experience driven bank.
The bank will be based in Utah.
It’s the largest sum the central bank has issued since the financial crisis.
The round was co-led by RTP Global and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures.
TransferWise customers just need the recipient’s name and Alipay ID.
The platform has already bagged Monese and Xero as a partners.
“The new approach will avoid short-lived investments by customers,” says Swift.
The round was led by N26-backer Earlybird.