Mission Lane acquires Honeydue to launch new debit card product
Honeydue has over 500,000 registered users in six countries and in three languages.
Honeydue has over 500,000 registered users in six countries and in three languages.
This Series C investment values the banking tech vendor Zeta at $1.45 billion.
Demery takes over fintech partnerships in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
New investor, Wells Fargo Strategic Capital (WFSC), has led the $50 million round.
In an interview with Reuters, HSBC’s CEO echoed China’s anti-Bitcoin and pro-CBDCs stance.
The bank is focused on improved card offerings for personal and corporate customers.
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Resolve was spun out from buy now, pay later (BNPL) company Affirm in 2019.
The start-up aims to disrupt the “opaque, fragmented, and dominated by manual processes” fresh produce market.
US-based Customers Bank aims to tokenise USD payments with Tassat’s tech.
$175 million came from its Series D equity round and $325 million was credit capital from various sources.
Pipe says the round was oversubscribed by $100 million.
German trading app aims for a roll-out across the euro zone.
Arrests are part of an initiative by specialist police unit funded by the banking and cards industry.
Singaporean cross-border payments firm has raised $130m in total.
HeyTrade and TrueLayer will deliver “a new investment experience using open banking payments”.
“In today’s digital world, we are stepping towards a so-called singularity era.”
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The platform is on a “mission of creating financial freedom for everyone”.
Uncapped will increase its headcount from 35 to 100 people.
Figure uses Provenance, a public, open source, permissionless, decentralised blockchain.
It allows customers to write and issue a check “instantly”.
The funding is an extension of its Series C funding round from July 2020.
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“We see this super-app as a precursor to M-Pesa’s evolution,” says CEO.
$1.4 billion-asset bank impressed by “consistent” look and feel.
Accenture will provide project management, design, development and testing.
New system selection hot on the heels of Trustbank at the start of the month.
It aims to be the first entirely cloud-hosted bank in the Philippines.
Despite its parent’s insolvency, OmniLatam claims it has “experienced record growth”.
Gareth Lambe, head of Facebook Ireland, has invested in CleverCards.
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Subscribers “had not provided adequate consent” for a portion of the 50 million messages Amex sent in 2019.
The start-up last raised debt financing in late July 2020.
BukuKas’ CEO Krishnan Menon previously worked at Alibaba-owned Lazada Indonesia.
Fenergo’s revenue grew 17% in the last financial year.
Cybersecurity firm has big ambitions for changing the cross-border sector.
Merchant payments platform Pine Labs plans regional expansion.