Previse bags $11m from Mastercard and Reefknot Investments
In the next five years, Previse wants to get five million suppliers paid instantly.
In the next five years, Previse wants to get five million suppliers paid instantly.
Originally planned for Q3 of 2020, the fintech brought the launch forward
The capital raise was led by AlbionVC.
The UK fintech combines big data, blockchain and crypto into ‘Big – Crypto’.
The new round comes as a top-up to a $24m injection from November 2019.
The regtech firm gained extra capital from Japanese VC Global Brain.
The round was led by New Vision 3, an early-stage VC based in Bulgaria.
Acorns says the fintech is “revolutionising” access to wealth management.
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The new platform founded has been created by venture firm Blossom Capital.
The package is one of the most fintech-specific aid offerings seen so far.
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“This is a really substantial additional signal of support by the government,” says co-CEO.
This brings the total capital raised by 86 400 up to AUD 90 million.
Coronavirus could “wipe out a generation of start-ups”, says one fintech founder.
The latest funding round brings London-based Privitar’s total raised up to $143 million.
Fintech claims that it has decluttered its “sleek” new cards.
Business finance firm says the bank has abandoned finance plans “when they are most needed”.
The capital raise was led by Revolut-backer Lakestar.
Monzo’s former head of product Ole Mahrt will also join its board of directors.
Manchester is already home to five homegrown ecommerce unicorns.
The Belgian firm will put the money towards a global expansion.
To date, the fintech has raised $73 million since its creation in 2015.
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CMA says the combination of two major players could squeeze out smaller firms.
Founder says it wants to become a £1 billion “banking alternative”.
The fintech works with two major telcos in Bulgaria.
The move is part of Tink’s growth strategy for 2020 and beyond.
Jumping from a $2.5 million raise to a $20 million investment in a few months is fast.
The Munich-based firm claims to already have 1,000 customers.
Surveillance firm completes its second round since 2006 founding.
The fintech has raised a total of $1.4 million.
Xinja will receive the bulk of the investment over 24 months.
Data analytics firm snaps up electronic equities trading man.
The 40-person challenger has opened early access to its private beta.
The round was co-led by RTP Global and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures.