Crypto infrastructure start-up Ramp raises $70m in Series B round
The Series B follows Ramp’s $52.7 million Series A round in December 2021.
The Series B follows Ramp’s $52.7 million Series A round in December 2021.
The merger will boost Finom’s UK and European expansion plans.
Mangopay’s CEO says Benchetrit’s appointment will be “game changing” for the company’s growth.
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With the partnership, Worldline aims to leverage Banco Desio’s network to expand its presence in Italy.
The new funding brings Fintecture’s total capital raised to date to €32 million.
Gelebart has spent the past 14 years working for digital financial services firms across Africa and Asia.
The framework includes legislation, regulatory guidelines and tech standards based on international best practices.
The round saw participation from new international investors and 10 existing investors.
The next phase in the evolution of B2B payments will be dominated by mobile technologies.
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The cuts to its workforce will return Stripe to its February 2022 headcount of almost 7,000 people.
“Meaningful innovation is the true litmus test,” says DBS’ Shee Tse Koon.
The use case of this pilot is the “settlement of secondary market transactions in government securities”, RBI says.
Users across nearly all US states can now trade and store BTC, ETH and LTC in the MoneyGram app.
TouchBistro offers a tablet-based point of sale (POS) system and payments solution for restaurants.
The card is available to US residents and will be rolled out to customers in additional countries starting in 2023.
The funding will enable Form3 to explore potential M&A opportunities and launch in new markets.
Mamondez, who joins from the London Stock Exchange Group, will serve on Swift’s executive committee.
ClearBank will offer Raisin customers access to faster payments and other services via its embedded banking platform.
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The firm says the acquisition will boost its ability “to create personable gift card products that consumers seek”.
Employees want the freedom to get paid anytime, anywhere, and payroll tech has stepped in to help.
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Proposal aims to “ensure that instant payments in euros are affordable, secure, and processed without hindrance”.
The firm boasts “high double-digit growth” year-on-year and is projecting revenue growth of around 40% for 2022.
The partnership will enable the app’s 4m users across Europe to continue to make the most of open banking.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will also see Oyster CEO Vilash Poovala become Yaydoo’s new CTO.
The syndicated debt facility was led by Silicon Valley Bank UK with six other banks also participating.
The funding will be used to boost its global market expansion plans.
The start-up is aiming to expand its loyalty programme and credit card offering for US renters.
The firm says the funding will be used to support its international expansion.
Cellulant’s customers can now pay online wherever Mastercard is accepted via the Tingg wallet.
The oversubscribed round was co-led by Mendon Venture Partners and National Bank Holdings Corporation.
Ohlrogge, who joins from Germany’s Nexi/Nets Group, has assumed the role with immediate effect.
WeTravel plans to accelerate the development of its travel-specific fintech solutions.
When it comes to the future of payments, moving money instantaneously with ease and transparency is key.
The bank says Vaia will cut the time needed for businesses to connect with any available payment rails.
Customers will be able to access accounts via a mobile app, make contactless payments and track spending.
Diebold Nixdorf will integrate Featurespace’s ARIC Risk Hub into its Vynamic Payments platform.