African fintech start-up Stitch lands $21m Series A round
Stitch will use the cash to expand its team, launch new products and enter new markets on the continent.
Stitch will use the cash to expand its team, launch new products and enter new markets on the continent.
To date, Alma has raised €180m in equity and more than €100m in debt financing.
Gintautas Mezetis is Paysera’s new CEO as it plots a move into the banking business.
Tap to Pay will allow US merchants to accept cards, Apple Pay and digital wallet payments.
Silvr intends to hire 100 people across its sales, marketing, product and tech teams.
Tribal says the Latin American region represents a $175 billion market opportunity.
Bold wants to accelerate Colombia’s transition from cash to a digital payments economy.
The Dublin-based fintech is now worth $1.6 billion, making it Ireland’s sixth unicorn.
Chargebee CEO says the firm solves infrastructure issues facing high-growth subscription businesses.
Breslow has moved to a new role as executive chairman, focusing on funding and acquisitions.
“Chargebacks are an enormous and growing problem for e-commerce merchants,” says ClearSale EVP.
Paystone CEO Tarique Al-Ansari says the deal will “provide additional value to CPS merchants”.
Walmart CEO says the app will allow users to “manage their money in one place”.
Creditas is now valued at $4.8bn, with total funding raised to date standing at $829m.
Nandan Sheth moves from Fiserv, where he was head of global digital commerce and the firm’s Carat business.
M2P claims to have raised more than $100 million in the past year alone.
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BitPay CEO says appointment of COO was necessary as more payments move to the blockchain.
The eleventh-hour reprieve comes as both companies are “working closely” to reach a longer-term agreement.
Spendesk will use the funding to nearly double its workforce.
Bolt says it has doubled its valuation in three months.
The fintech says B2B commerce has undergone a digital transformation over the past few years.
Addi CEO Santiago Suarez says: “Business is accelerating a lot faster than expected.”
The X World Wallet is Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay compatible.
The company plans to have a 950-strong workforce by the end of 2022.
The investment will also support the platform’s expansion into new market verticals.
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The positive expectation around PSD2 has unfortunately, in certain quarters, led to some disappointment and confusion.
With the steady decline of cash in the Nordics, it is increasingly vital for businesses to provide digital payment options.
“2021 has been a challenging year for SMEs,” says MODIFI CEO.
Brexit and VAT reform in the EU made 2021 an “eventful year”, says Taxdoo CEO.
The acquision is expected to add $90m of revenue for MoneyLion.
Razorpay’s Series F funding round now values the firm at $7.5 billion.
The funding will be used to support national and international expansion.
Ramp will use the cash to drive expansion and further product development.
Mercado Libre says it is looking to “consolidate its value proposition in Chile”.
Miles will lead a global team based across Europe, South America and Asia.
“The market for simplifying net terms payments and embedding BNPL payment options is exploding”, CEO says.
Founded in 2018, the start-up has raised $205 million in equity and debt financing to date.
Finder co-founder Fred Schebesta says the company has been “bootstrapped since day one”.