GPS secures Visa investment to fuel international expansion
Payments processing firm plans to branch out from Europe and South East Asia.
Payments processing firm plans to branch out from Europe and South East Asia.
FundThrough aims to eliminate the “wait” for SME payments
Internal email suggests agreement was lost on nature of the merger.
Paystack has 60,000 business customers across Nigeria and Ghana.
The bank claims Plaid is violating its trademark and tricking customers into handing over data.
Bank says CSI has been behind it “all the way.”
CUNA has been an early-stage investor in CuneXus since 2017.
Judo Bank aims to automate processes to focus on customers.
Williams likens it to the “Russian doll effect”.
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Wealthsimple serves some 1.5 million users.
The fintech is just “a couple of months” away from going live on Yobota’s core banking platform.
The OCC found examples in 2016 and 2019 of failure to oversee third party companies.
The two firms claim SMEs are suffering without timely invoice payment.
The JPMorgan Chase app has around 39 million ‘active’ customers.
Military-supporting lender found to have failed risk management.
“LatAm looks to the US as a beacon,” says COO.
Two thirds of British millennials use BNPL services.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is investigating the claims.
Maltese bank to implement Fiserv AML Risk Manager.
Of its 15 investments, three were founded by Revolut alumni.
Richard Hodgson, Shaun Puckrin, and Jerome Gudgeon join the payments firm.
Paul Noble joins Tandem to help it create green digital banking services.
Each month, the digital challenger promises to gift $10,000 to Black or Latinx businesses.
“This shows Visa’s commitment to onboard other companies which develop crypto.”
BearingPoint to take on a slice of Rabobank’s European reporting needs.
Aussie fintech expands reach in the UK with Delta acquisition.
The two claim they can deliver the service for companies in as little as three months.
Temenos is set to deliver its system on a SaaS basis.
The IPO could raise between $2 billion and $3 billion.
By 2025, Razorpay wants to have 50 million business customers.
“We want to invest in products, in customers and invest in continuing to grow globally,” says Marqeta.
The start-up promises impressive rates considering the current 0% interest climate.
“Paynetics showed up as the white knight,” says Wirecard.
The solution is already connected to the main banks in France which have opened up their APIs.
Tinkoff claims to have acquired 1.7 million new credit accounts since the beginning of this year.
Fintechs in the BNPL space have seen their valuations rocket.
The fintech is piggybacking off Texas-based Spur Security Bank.
“The heavy lift will be the technology upgrade, which [the regulators] will micromanage.”
Unocoin allows users to trade in bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH) and tether (USDT).