North America fintech funding round-up: equipifi, PayEngine & Moves
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across North America.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across North America.
The firm says it limits business to Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins, and serves around 500 “select clientele”.
The voluntary guidelines are directed at financial institutions, payment service providers and merchants.
ZoodPay enters Pakistan as a new player in its growing digital lending and fintech space.
Moneybase has built its new offering on Compass Plus Technologies’ TranzAxis platform.
New York-based Chimney’s financial calculators help customers make “smarter” financial decisions.
Caribou will use the new funding to invest in its platform, expand its team and develop new products.
The Indian firm’s valuation fell from $3 billion in 2020 to $13 million now – a drop of almost 99%.
The latest funding round takes Creditspring’s total funds raised to date to £70 million.
The new software will enable consumers and small businesses to view their daily carbon footprint.
The Credit Thing will now use TrueLayer’s recurring payment API for improved customer experience.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
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Ophelos’ machine learning platform will enable Plend to support customers in debt with “fair” payback options.
Kit is available in trial mode to 5000 people living in Australia.
The two firms aim to develop digital banking solutions that will help banks tackle climate change.
Hawaii State FCU will go live on Lumin Digital’s platform in June 2022.
Nomad previously raised a $20 million Series A round in July 2021.
Santander expects to fully complete the transition within the next two to three years.
Zaki will lead strategic partnerships for the fintech firm as part of his new role.
Altro aims to help people build credit through recurring payments and subscriptions such as Netflix and Hulu.
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Existing investors Andreessen Horowitz, PayPal and Fidelity also took part in the round.
MDI aims to drive financial inclusion within Egypt.
Founded in 2021, the start-up aims to help retail options traders save time and money.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of Asian fintech firms.
Cogni claims to be focused on bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3 capabilities.
Both financial institutions are set to implement Backbase’s Engagement Banking Platform.
The acquisition is expected to close in Q3 2022, subject to customary regulatory conditions.
The firm says it will use the funds to make quality education more accessible across India.
The partnership will offer new debit and credit card capabilities for businesses and consumers.
PayU has invested more than $1 billion in fintech companies to date.
Funds will be used to expand its team and build out marketing capabilities.
Accel, Kaszek and Y Combinator also participated, as well as a number of angel investors.
Brazil’s latest challenger offers banking services through a free mobile app account.
The firm says it will plant a tree for every transaction it processes.
The deal values Sezzle at approximately $360 million (AUD 491 million).
Atomic wants customers to be able to invest, save and accrue wealth by “unlocking the power of their paychecks”.
The combined entity will become a top six US bank, serving 10.7 million customers across 22 states.
The decision to expand in Singapore follows the opening of a new, larger APAC regional hub in the country.