Asia primed for embedded finance boom
E-commerce firms can use the embedded finance technology to modernise their financial processes.
E-commerce firms can use the embedded finance technology to modernise their financial processes.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Kasheesh reduces the cost burden on individual cards and helps users build their credit scores.
As part of a joint venture with Eurobank, Worldline will hold an 80% stake in the new company.
The winners and highly commended were announced in a ceremony at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London.
NPP Australia has been working with the financial services industry to develop the PayTo service.
Synch provides an account-to-account (A2A) mobile payment solution for consumers and businesses in Ireland.
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The new investment brings GetVantage’s total funding to date to $41 million.
Payments will become more inclusive to both consumers and merchants.
The integration will allow Telegram users to purchase services and goods directly through the messenger.
The new offering is a unified payment infrastructure enabling account-to-account (A2A) payments across the Baltics.
Solv says the funding will support its expansion throughout more than 300 cities across Africa and Southeast Asia.
Stripe says that bank transfers, despite their popularity and ease of use, are “filled with friction”.
SumUp says the latest funding is “indicative of our strength, execution, and potential”.
The facility is live on select e-commerce websites and the firms say will be made available at retail stores soon.
Juni’s Series B funding round comprises $100 million in funding and $106 million in venture debt financing.
Education and regulatory clarity are key to mass adoption of crypto, Mode CEO Rita Liu says.
Mollie says the partnership will make it “easier and faster” to start receiving payments and open online stores.
Founded in 2005, Payoneer enables “borderless payments and growth” for digital businesses.
The company has raised $57 million in total funding to date.
As part of the deal, Mastercard has also invested in HyperPay, leading a $40 million funding round.
Klarna CEO says he remains “relentlessly optimistic” about the firm’s future.
The Indian firm’s valuation fell from $3 billion in 2020 to $13 million now – a drop of almost 99%.
Post-acquisition, Shopmatic CEO Anurag Avula will continue in his role.
This latest round brings Xendit’s total funding raised to date to $538 million.
Solidus Labs enables safer crypto trading across centralised and DeFi markets through its solutions.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The deal is set to close later this year.
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The Series B round, the largest fintech Series B in Egypt, was led by Kora Capital, PayPal Ventures and Clay Point.
Scalapay has now raised $727 million in total funding to date.
The new funds will be used to expand its merchant network and product offering.
Digital payment systems have seen explosive growth with many people moving away from cash.
Banking Circle expects more than 20% of e-commerce transactions in Europe will be made via A2A payments by 2023.
Nexa Equity aims to scale Choice through both “organic initiatives” and strategic acquisitions such as DPC.
The acquisition is expected to close in Q3 2022, subject to customary regulatory conditions.
Finovate’s Greg Palmer on how the pandemic accelerated the digitisation of financial services.
The start-up will use the fresh capital to expand throughout North America, LatAm and APAC.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.