Snoop closes £10m on Seedrs
The Snoop app launched in April.
The Snoop app launched in April.
Once the regulator has decided on applicants, it will determine the conditions of the sandbox.
The round arrives just seven months after its €20 million Series B extension in April.
It adds to PrimaryBid’s $8.6 million Series A last year.
It features a dynamic CVV code in order to provide security for online payments.
Wirecard put the market value of its North American business at €824m.
BitGo had a valuation of around $170 million in 2018.
QuickAccept was developed by the team from WePay.
The beta version of its app is expected to land in February 2021.
Postbank Systems provides IT services to Postbank, which Deutsche bought back in 2010.
Aqumon offers B2C and B2B solutions.
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Hoddle was brought onboard to NatWest’s accelerator programme by Steve Chown.
The investigation found that GSI breached a number of FCA and PRA principles and rules.
All donations will be exchanged via Google and Reuter’s mid-market rate.
A number of legacy banks in Dubai have launched digital-only services this year.
“Our surveys have shown that younger and BAME consumers have been impacted more than others.”
The US neobank promises an “enhanced outbound money experience”.
Agility Bank aims to raise $30 million prior to launch in 2021.
PayPal landed the first conditional crypto licence from the NYSDFS.
Together, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan Chase paid $7.85 billion of this total.
AxiomSL’s services cover more than 110 regulators across 55 jurisdictions.
Afterpay plans to launch a savings account on the Aussie bank’s software.
The US neobank will operate out of Chicago to challenge small business lending in the US.
Line has developed and operates the service in collaboration with Thai bank Kasikornbank.
Life.io will build its customer engagement apps on Unqork tech.
“We help people build credit by looking at how and where they spend their money.”
The licence will underpin the fintech’s European expansion.
“[We’re offering a] much more advanced and cost-effective alternative”.
The major card schemes are accused using their position to charge increased fees.
The neobank launched a few months ago.
The deal marks Spotcap’s exit from the direct lending market.
The start-up says it has doubled its valuation in just over a year.
“Lanistar is not only planning to stand out, but step over all the other start-ups”.
Curve Credit allows customers allows customers to pay for their purchases in instalments.
TreeCard, set to launch next year, is made of sustainable cherry tree wood.
The API allows users to quickly and securely fund their investment account, using payments initiation.
The company still needs approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange’s listing committee.
Payments processing firm plans to branch out from Europe and South East Asia.
FundThrough aims to eliminate the “wait” for SME payments