Nigeria’s Xend Finance increases size of funding round to $2m
It initially launched its platform publicly late last year after raising $1.5 million in funding.
It initially launched its platform publicly late last year after raising $1.5 million in funding.
The neobank’s best-performing arm, by a long way, was its NPL unit.
0.5% is the highest paying easy-access rate in the UK.
We round up some of the funding rounds that may have slipped you by.
ION Group has bought a handful of other firms to date.
Equifax wants higher rates of automation and verification.
A report says Klarna is currently working on a half a billion new share issue.
Currently, the start-up makes money on partial interchange fees.
The deal prequels Nordic API Gateway’s European expansion plans for 2021.
Before obsessively pressing the send button: pause, rewind.
The roaring 20s.
Findr was launched at the end of October 2020 by resident FinTech Futures expert, Greg Watts.
Spanish banking giant ditches Finnish business bank, sells back to founder
The start-up wants to become a full-service community bank.
Approaches to eliminate the impact of fraud threats and strategies to protect mobile device users.
Monzo is on the cusp of five million customers.
It has already exceeded its £100,000 target, having raised £146,006 at time of writing.
A growing number of customers are fleeing Wirex.
Between last October and December, revenue was up 38%, to $54 million.
Nigeria is one of the world’s largest users of virtual currencies.
Tickr focuses on climate change, social impact and disruptive tech.
The robo-adviser will focus on growing the business in Germany.
Featuring Stash, Built, LeaseLock, Valon Mortgage, and Metromile.
The start-up is backed by Entrepreneur First.
Former Bank of America, UBS and Barclays exec Roshan George heads up Creed.
This month, the start-up opened its waiting list.
Payoneer is reportedly profitable and expects to pull in $432 million in revenues this year.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
The start of February has seen a whole host of funding rounds around the world.
Featuring Shlomi Turgeman, founder and CEO of BTB Israel.
The smart banking app is looking to expand following a 2020 launch.
Clients include Standard Chartered, UniCredit, HSBC and ING.
Global Ventures’ portfolio covers payment acceptance, digital wallets, credit and trading.
Rates of up to 7.4% annual percentage yield (APY) will apply.
“Today marks a big step forward for adoption,” says OBIE.
How about we choose a new normal, the one that fixes the fundamental ways of working, not just the tool we use.
Featuring Jumio’s Dean Nicolls, Fintrail’s Robert Evans, and banking consultant Neil O’Brien.
Allegations allege Robinhood succumbed to pressure from big-paying hedge fund clients.
Clarity Money is due to close on 5 March.
Ripple has maintained that XRP is not a security and has vowed to fight the SEC charges.