Revolut bags $500m from TCV to drive daily account usage
The challenger wants to “accelerate daily usage of accounts”.
The challenger wants to “accelerate daily usage of accounts”.
88% of the figure is made up of the Worldpay mega deal.
Behavox’s investment would be the fifth Vision Fund capital injection for a UK firm.
New firm aims to help start-ups in emerging markets.
MEMX is looking to rival the big three.
OTB aims to fill its portfolio with 16 CEE companies by 2022.
LatAm has seen 17 companies and two VCs secure funding from the Japanese conglomerate.
Goldman Sachs led the latest round.
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The bank is splitting its three-part structure into five.
FNZ hopes to benefit from Temasek’s “significant presence”.
Fenergo aims to expand its product portfolio following new injection.
European challengers have been among the top recipients of regional venture capital.
The Series A funding round was led by the Fidelity-backed Eight Roads.
The fintech is targeting cross-border trade between Europe and Asia.
This debt financing round is Aella’s second raise.
Ivestors: “The financial industry is ready for new technology to improve the way people pay for goods and services.”
The additional $7 million came from Napier Park Financial Partners.
Mexican challenger bank has also launched its credit card.
The figure raised is closer to £50 million, instead of the expected £100 million.
The round brings the neobank’s total funds so far to £323 million.
The start-up builds ecommerce solutions for brick and mortar stores.
Russian neobank plans to launch its new fintech later this year.
Before we start to look at what the next 10 years hold, it’s worth taking a quick look back.
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The round includes new investment from DNX Ventures, Battery Ventures and more.
“You have most likely been screwed,” says co-founder on people’s previous purchases.
Finix will free up more revenue for businesses.
The fund will support start-ups helping Asia and the Pacific reach their sustainable goals.
The investment brings the fintech’s total funding raised to $40 million.
Home-In and Vonto are the first two Aussie start-ups to join the incubator.
Its flagship offering ‘Oxbury Farm Credit’ will roll out later this year.
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CBA will own half of Klarna’s Australian and New Zealand business.
The start-up will offer a fully-regulated banking platform for fintechs.
The funding will be used to extend its product in behavioural analytics ScreenWiZe 2.0.
The industry is undecided over roughly $1 billion dollars.
Monzo’s co-founder met up with the Japanese investor in Mayfair this month.
Barclays already uses Flux’s technology on its beta programme Launchpad.