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Plenty of funding rounds in the double digits in this week’s ICYMI roundup.
The BaaS platform wants to democratise access to banking services.
Two BNY execs join the Quantexa board as US bank joins Series D.
The investment comes after the pandemic accelerated digital-first banking across Southeast Asia.
Aspire will use the investment to “double down” on existing markets.
The card issuing platform will help SMEs compete with ecommerce giants like Amazon.
Vergo will be a vertical neobank for the US construction and interior design industry.
Thai fintech plans to boost financial inclusion efforts in Southeast Asia.
Brydon will step down as chairman of financial software company Sage on 30 September.
The investment underlines Zip’s strategy to capitalise on the high-growth Indian BNPL market.
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New funds will allow Prodigy to assist students from previously excluded countries.
New York-based start-up says the new funding takes its valuation “north of $500 million”.
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The Singaporean crypto platform will also use the $40m raised to secure regulatory licences.
The Series B round culminated in one of the largest investments into a Dutch startup in 2021.
The round was oversubscribed by a multiple of five, making it Singapore’s largest Series A round to date.
Business fintech MarketFinance says it is ready to support UK pandemic recovery efforts.
The new bank can now start offering personal savings accounts and business loans.
The new partnership will see the international bank begin to offer digital banking services to UK customers.
Open banking payments firm raises largest round yet from Tiger Global Management and Stripe.
The company has now raised more than $700m in total capital.
Start-up plans to grow its trade finance platform into a global trade management hub.
PassFort intends to use the money to expand internationally.
The Indian fintech has now raised $700 million this year.
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US bank aims to furnish its Marcus app with new capabilities.
New funds will be used for further product development and to grow its team.
London-based payment technology provider plots US expansion.
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Black-owned fintech firm plans growth to 100 million end consumers.
The recurring billing platform provider will seek to move into six new countries.
US fintech plans geographical expansion and increased headcount.
US payments firm acquires commerce platform as growth continues.
PagoNxt plans to bolster the development of its payments service Getnet.
The firm says the Series D capital will be used to accelerate its expansion through partnerships.
Company plans to expand beyond its Indonesian and Philippines strongholds.
Papaya has now raised $440 million in total capital since its seed round in 2016.