US fintech Greenlight launches credit builder tool for teenagers
Greenlight says parents can add their teenagers as authorised users of its credit card to start building credit.
Greenlight says parents can add their teenagers as authorised users of its credit card to start building credit.
Rolling out in the coming weeks, PayPal USD will be available to purchase for eligible US PayPal customers.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Snoop leverages AI and open banking technology to provide personalised overviews of spending habits.
JB Financial Group took part in the round as a strategic investor, acquiring a 15% stake in the company.
Croissant integrates into merchants’ shopping experiences to offer customers guaranteed buyback value at checkout.
The facility has been provided by client funds managed by US investment banking company Neuberger Berman.
Pay.UK’s Current Account Switch Service has seen a 50% increase in switches compared to last year.
The app will leverage Currencycloud’s multi-currency virtual accounts for cross-border payment services.
The project implementation will be led by Backbase’s partner SmartOSC.
Founded in 2019, Gimo provides flexible pay and financial wellbeing solutions for underbanked workers in Vietnam.
The digital bank says it has now raised around €100m in funding over this year alone.
The bank has seen its customer count jump from around 123,000 during FY22 to 224,000 at present.
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Clockwise’s IT manager says the launch is a “culmination of a huge amount of work over the past six years”.
The closures, which will take effect in October, will leave Virgin Money with 91 bank branches in the UK.
FedNow operates in parallel with the Federal Reserve’s existing payment services, Fedwire and FedACH.
Lloyds claims it is the first UK bank to launch such an offering, now available to 11 million customers.
The Bahraini denominated card can be used to pay for transactions in both an in-store and online setting.
Tap to Pay allows businesses to accept in-person, contactless payments on an iPhone, without need for hardware.
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Weber is departing the position to pursue his own entrepreneurial journey.
The service’s arrival is a response to the failings of chatbots.
The agreement was confirmed by the signing of a MoU in Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital city, this week.
Ant Group and its subsidiaries have received a penalty of $984.3m, and Tenpay has been slapped a fine of $413m.
Apple is reportedly exploring a partnership with HDFC Bank in India to roll out a credit card offering.
Tencent Cloud will deploy its database management system TDSQL, to help the bank manage data efficiently.
Papara calls the acquisition a “crucial step” in its European expansion strategy.
Tandem’s CEO says the capital “will put extra momentum behind our green lending proposition”.
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The move follows a strategic review of Orange’s banking business launched several months ago.
The credit union will utilise Apiture’s Consumer Banking and Business Banking solutions.
The news marks Robinhood’s third round of layoffs since April 2022.
The acquisition is expected to close in Q3 2023, subject to customary closing conditions.
Qawn runs on Thought Machine’s cloud-native core banking platform, Vault Core.
ClearScore says it will be adding new financial partners in New Zealand over the coming months.
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With the partnership, Mastercard aims to drive digitalisation in the GCC payments landscape.
Founded in late 2021, Habitto has so far raised $7.3 million in funding.