Maroo launches in US to spread the cost of weddings
New fintech offers wedding payment plans for up to 24 months.
New fintech offers wedding payment plans for up to 24 months.
The sanction is the largest financial penalty issued by the regulator.
Launched in 2019, digital bank C6 has more than seven million customers.
US-based firm plans to expand its “iLender” concept.
Toss has now accrued around $844 million in funding across ten separate rounds.
Another batch of funding rounds that could have flown under your radar.
Neobanks have realised it’s less a matter of “kids hate finance”, and more “finance hates kids”.
STC Pay and ARTAR given green light by central bank.
Russian neobank seeks to monitor high volumes of data.
The round was closed in the week prior to Zeller’s launch last month.
Stash plans to “quickly expand” its new acquisition.
UK bank extends closure programme in response to customers moving online.
The firm offers a mobile banking service for migrants across the US.
Italian lender develops new digital channel in nine months with Temenos.
Featuring Ebanx, ThinCats, Guideline, Bunq, and 10x.
The app will reward “conscious consumers” for sustainable purchasing choices.
The banking giant plans to add support for more cryptocurrencies going forward.
Low-code development and BaaS could combine to offer all (or parts of) the banking stack as-a-service.
Rajashekara V. Maiya, Infosys Finacle: agile means more than just technology.
A heaping helpful of funding rounds from this week to get your teeth into.
The Bengaluru-based firm is aiming to build India’s first neobank for teenagers.
The neobank will use Veriff’s tech to onboard and authenticate the identity of customers.
The listing is expected to be one of the largest in 2021.
The company has now raised $51 million in total.
The acquisition is the firm’s largest to date.
Cross-border commerce firm plans to expand its partnership network.
The product has been developed by recent AmEx acquisition Kabbage.
Mastercard partners with FinGo following Visa’s deal with ADIB.
The investment is the largest ever for a payments company in Mexico.
The Canadian bank plans to move strategic internal workloads to AWS.
Delivering a full range of digital card features through mobile-only integration, with no back-end dev required.
Autumn will allow users to plan and manage their financial and physical wellbeing.
Bloom Money describes itself as the app built “by migrants, for migrants”.
Telkom Pay users can now use WhatsApp to pay any merchant that accepts Mastercard.
The app features a number of tools to help aspiring homeowners save up for a deposit.
The US-based fintech also announced the acquisition of Zingo, a fintech software services start-up.
Kunal Galav, regional director for EMEA at Mambu, joins us on this latest episode of the What the Fintech? podcast.
The transaction is expected to close early in the third quarter of 2021.
Kamran Haidari joins as CTO and Braulio Lam will lead product innovation as CPO.
Klarna boss Sebastian Siemiatkowski says: “It’s more likely that Klarna will list in the US.”