Bank of America invests in UK paytech Banked, launches new online payment solution
BofA says the Pay by Bank solution is “part of our continual cycle of technology investment”.
BofA says the Pay by Bank solution is “part of our continual cycle of technology investment”.
Stitch will use the cash to expand its team, launch new products and enter new markets on the continent.
“Digital is opening new ways for us to grow in very attractive markets,” says BBVA chairman.
ThinCats now has “£650m currently available to deploy in support of businesses across the UK”.
Actor “excited to take part in Lunar’s mission to give people more power from their money”.
The company says the investment is one of the largest ever primary equity raises in the sector.
New funding came from Andreessen Horowitz, NYCA and Experian Ventures.
To date, Alma has raised €180m in equity and more than €100m in debt financing.
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The trading platform has headquarters in London and Melbourne.
Tonik’s Series B equity funding round was led by Japanese banking heavyweight Mizuho Bank.
Silvr intends to hire 100 people across its sales, marketing, product and tech teams.
The direct bank payment solution provider is now valued at $2.1 billion.
The cash will go towards hiring new staff as Mos looks to maintain its recent growth spurt.
Vivid Money doubles its valuation in less than a year to €775m.
The investment will be used to bring insurance products to Rewire’s 600,000 users.
Founded in 2013, LoanStreet claims 1,200+ US banks, credit unions, and direct lenders as customers.
The funding is made up of $35m in equity and $115m in debt to fund further expansion.
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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.
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The Dublin-based fintech is now worth $1.6 billion, making it Ireland’s sixth unicorn.
The bank’s chief sustainability officer says green tech needs investment “to become reality”.
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Chargebee CEO says the firm solves infrastructure issues facing high-growth subscription businesses.
Phantom claims to be “the fastest growing crypto wallet”.
The firm says the investment is one of Canada’s largest fintech funding rounds.
Rain’s $110m Series B funding round was co-led by Paradigm and Kleiner Perkins.
The firm now claims to be the third-largest crypto exchange in the world.
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Start-up says the new funding will help “over 4,000 more families” buy their first home.
Veriff says the cash injection will be used to invest in R&D and grow its sales and marketing teams.
The round makes Fireblocks the highest-valued digital asset infrastructure provider in the world.
Esusu is now one of just a handful of Black-owned unicorn start-ups in the world.
SME demand for finance is set to continue to grow globally in 2022.
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