Maroo launches in US to spread the cost of weddings
New fintech offers wedding payment plans for up to 24 months.
New fintech offers wedding payment plans for up to 24 months.
The sanction is the largest financial penalty issued by the regulator.
There are huge opportunities right now for fintechs looking to South East Asia.
Tech firm aims to provide banking to 38 million customers.
John Smith and Gavin Leo-Rhynie depart from major banks.
Another batch of funding rounds that could have flown under your radar.
The newly formed Raisin DS is already turning its eyes towards the US.
Zahir Khoja joins at a time of “rapid market expansion” for Afterpay.
Russian neobank seeks to monitor high volumes of data.
Low-code development and BaaS could combine to offer all (or parts of) the banking stack as-a-service.
“In today’s digital world, we are stepping towards a so-called singularity era.”
Many firms are still unhappy with “the disruption” SCA is presenting.
It allows customers to write and issue a check “instantly”.
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“We see this super-app as a precursor to M-Pesa’s evolution,” says CEO.
Subscribers “had not provided adequate consent” for a portion of the 50 million messages Amex sent in 2019.
Companies have six weeks to write to their customers.
A wider partnership with Amazon “is important”, says CEO.
the UK makes up just under a third of Marcus’ $100 billion deposit total globally.
Both Bouncer’s team and its technology will join Stripe.
Launched in 2017, Oval’s mobile app claims more than 100,000 “active” users.
Cedar acquired San Francisco-based OODA Health for $425 million last week.
Pockit owes the customer a total of £352.
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Diem says the partnership “is an important step in preparation for a Diem USD pilot”.
All four firms span the debt advice, credit risk and collections industries.
Lili wants to be a go-to app for freelancers in the US.
86 400 bagged its own banking licence back in 2019.
In 2020, the bank’s Asian business reported $12.8 billion in profits.
EarlyBird launched four months ago.
Envestnet | Yodlee hosted a discussion with FinTech Futures to find out.
The House Crowd had struggled to raise capital.
Curve plans to grow its workforce by around 60% this year.
The start-up launched back in February.
“Compare this company to the market,” says TSB’s COO.
The fintech started off as a robo-advisor back in 2014.
Digital challenger pledges to save Americans $5,000 in five years.
Lanistar also filed its unaudited accounts last month.
Kroo underwent a brand revamp from B-Social last year.
“Think of us as a ridesharing service, but instead of rides, you sell your work,” says CEO.