Pine Labs acquires digital payments start-up Fave in $45m deal
Indian payments firm snaps up Fave to introduce the latter to India.
Indian payments firm snaps up Fave to introduce the latter to India.
Shares closed below $330, up a lesser 32%.
App features range from organising one-off expenses, to saving for college tuition.
The firm can now convert customers’ balances into electronic money.
Deal follows trial period featuring 10,000 TSB customers, who saved an average of £150 a year using the service.
Instead of shrinking, the racial wealth gap has only continued to swell and expand.
COVID-19 took a toll on GoBear’s capital reserves and certain financial products.
Unlike its rivals, Paynote launches without bank support.
Yates previously headed up Vocalink, the fintech Mastercard bought in 2017.
Users can either sign up to Neo Beginner, or Neo Pro.
The industry has long called out the interchangeable use of the word “neobank”.
Pillar helps students manage loan debt.
The raise comes less than a year after its Series A.
TrueLayer claims payment volumes have grown by 600 times in the last 12 months.
“Mobile banking is no longer the realm of start-ups”.
The towns are two of nine across the UK to get one.
It intends to invest £10 million into Moneycoach to scale the offering.
Airtel Africa hopes to list the mobile money business as a separate entity.
The one-year-old start-up has raised around $100 million to date.
WhatsApp is only allowed to do P2P payments in Brazil.
“Don’t lie about your customers’ ability to get their money when they need it.”
We’ve put together an “In Case You Missed It” (ICYMI) funding list.
Whilst some big deals never closed in Q1, plenty others took their place.
Roll-out of Prosper has already started in Denmark.
Tranglo’s global network spans more than 100 countries.
Vaneet Grewal, Box’s financial services managing director, talks to FinTech Futures.
Minna will offer both consumer-facing and white labelled products.
The blank-check firm has already sold 41.5 million shares at €10 each.
Backers include JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and Bank of America.
Instant credit will range from $500 to $1,500.
KreditBee’s fresh funding also saw the exit of Finnov’s Chinese investors.
Revolut’s US operations are led by banking veteran Ron Oliviera.
Customers have been waiting years for European expansion.
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
This would see Wise circumvent the conventional IPO process.
The APRA’s consultation closes at the end of April.
In 2019, Americans spent $95.7 billion on their pets.
A round-up of recent investments clinched by the UK fintech start-ups.
FundSense licenses the platform on a per-user basis.
Ikigai is charging a flat £10-a-month fee to early access users.