FinTech Futures: Top five stories of the week – 1 July 2022
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The company intends to expand throughout India and into the US and Middle East.
We chat with SmartStream about how the firm is helping financial institutions keep up with new tech developments.
Chekk says its SaaS solutions “remove the pain and costs” from interactions between companies and customers.
Funding Societies says that all of CardUp’s employees across Asia will be retained.
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Payments will become more inclusive to both consumers and merchants.
The extension follows an initial raise of $110m in November, which valued the company at more than $2bn.
We chat with Nigel Verdon of Railsr to discuss how embedded finance will evolve over the next few years.
Galileo’s solution will serve as the backbone for Flyp’s “gamified” BaaS platform.
We chat with Bitstamp CEO JB Graftieaux to discuss how trust in and adoption of crypto varies across the world.
Lentra says it plans to integrate TDT’s behaviour intelligence platform Cadenz.
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Flowdesk plans on using the new funds to grow and scale its platform.
The integration will allow Telegram users to purchase services and goods directly through the messenger.
The firm received approval to operate as a payment institution from the National Bank of Belgium (NBB).
Birmingham-based firm plans on achieving full regulatory approval before starting operations.
StellarFi claims to be the only app that reports all bill payments directly to Experian, TransUnion and Equifax.
Exploitation by criminals has brought about a need for more regulation in the crypto world.
Kroo can now offer depositors protection for up to £85,000 through the FSCS.
Together, SAS’ and Kamakura’s solutions “will prove far greater than the sum of its parts”.
The new offering is a unified payment infrastructure enabling account-to-account (A2A) payments across the Baltics.
Solv says the funding will support its expansion throughout more than 300 cities across Africa and Southeast Asia.
Tella aims to bring change to an industry “known for its manual and process-heavy approach”.
Algorithmovigilance is growing in importance as human biases all too readily creep into AI tech.
Tapcheck says cash advances relieve the stress that usually comes with living paycheck to paycheck.
Tiger’s core business is managing clients’ financial wealth across a range of products.
Campus Power, available to all, aims to offer banking and value-added services within one platform.
The acquisiton, for an undisclosed sum, will be headed up by Bankhaus payments veteran Mirko Siepmann.
This is the third acquisition announced by Pine Labs this year.
Citi will integrate METACO’s bank-grade digital asset custody and orchestration platform, Harmonize.
With the acquisition, Glia aims to make virtual assistants “mainstream” for financial services companies.
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Groombridge will be leading Stanhope’s payments offering, while Bajwa will be developing Stenn’s financing solutions.
SumUp says the latest funding is “indicative of our strength, execution, and potential”.
Payoneer explains why it chose ThetaRay to monitor payments on its global platform for financial crime.
Hokodo says it will use the funding to expand into new European markets and develop new products.