Fintech funding deals globally 30 August – 5 September 2021
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The start-up has also agreed a deal to acquire “negotiation-as-a-service” platform Buyer.
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Stripe-less cards will be issued from 2024 for selected regions.
US fintech will aim to leverage Weav’s API technology.
Fintech start-up claims the funding is a record investment for an Argentine company.
The new funding round values the firm at more than $3.3 billion.
BigPay is the fintech unit of Malaysian budget airline AirAsia Group.
The raise follows hot on the heels of its $43 million Series B in May.
The credit provider plans a full launch of the paperless and plastic-less “Bip” later this year.
Nium has now raised a total of around $280 million in funding.
Tom Myles joins as CTO along with Rob Fernandes as CPO.
The new platform, PayFrom Bank, utilises Mastercard’s Payment Gateway technology.
The Paris-based firm plans to use the funds to double its staff and accelerate product development.
Soldo says the round is a European record for the spend management category.
Cardless has now raised $50 million in total funding.
Internet of Things (IoT) sensor connectivity will be combined with near real-time edge computing.
The firm plans to launch a BNPL network solution on the Discover Global Network.
RBI claims Mastercard Asia/Pacific has failed to comply with an earlier directive on data storage.
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The partnership will enable cashless payments in the country.
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The funding round was led by UK private equity firm Pollen Street Capital.
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The acquisition is expected to close in the third quarter of 2021.
The firm landed an additional $315 million on top of the $285 million raised in May.
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The company offers business credit cards designed for digital creators and influencers.
The firm says the investment brings its valuation to around $1.7 billion.
The partnership will allow clients to add banking services to their payment products.
Turkish bank gives automated system the go-ahead after successful pilot.
The app will reward “conscious consumers” for sustainable purchasing choices.
Portuguese payments firm aims for “seamless support”.
One-third of all Swiss debit card transactions are made using PostFinance cards.
The product has been developed by recent AmEx acquisition Kabbage.
Delivering a full range of digital card features through mobile-only integration, with no back-end dev required.
Telkom Pay users can now use WhatsApp to pay any merchant that accepts Mastercard.