Saldo Bank selects Lunar’s Nordic infrastructure to streamline payments for customers in Sweden
Vilnius-headquartered Saldo Bank is the first bank to adopt Lunar’s Nordic infrastructure.
Vilnius-headquartered Saldo Bank is the first bank to adopt Lunar’s Nordic infrastructure.
The latest capital raise builds on a previous €26.8 million funding round closed in February.
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According to Bloomberg, the potential deal would form part of a European expansion push for Monzo.
Swedish paytech Trustly is set to be the first firm to tap into Lunar’s account infrastructure.
Most of Lunar’s existing investors took part in the funding round, the neobank says.
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Founded in 2016, Instabank claims more than 60,000 customers in Norway, Finland and Germany.
Lunar CEO says the new funding will enable the firm to continue carrying out its Nordic expansion plan.
Actor “excited to take part in Lunar’s mission to give people more power from their money”.
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Lunar says it is building the “go-to app” for banking, payments and investments in the Nordic region.
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Lunar founder and CEO Ken Villum Klausen says payments will be “at the forefront of our next growth phase”.
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The challenger says the funds will be used to continue its growth and launch new products.
The deal, which is pending regulatory approval, is expected to close by mid-May.
Lunar to deploy a cloud-based version of Ambut Quantum.
The round arrives just seven months after its €20 million Series B extension in April.
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The Nordic bank has 150,000 customers.
Monzo’s former head of product Ole Mahrt will also join its board of directors.
Temenos says it was chosen to “address stringent regulatory demands”.