Eurasian Bank launches Digital Tenge Card in preparation for Kazakhstan’s CBDC
The National Bank of Kazakhstan intends to issue its own CBDC in late 2025.
The National Bank of Kazakhstan intends to issue its own CBDC in late 2025.
The three banks are Tajikistan-based Alif Bank and Bank Arvand and Montenegro’s Universal Capital Bank.
The Series D funding round takes InCred Finance’s valuation up to $1.05 billion.
With Ripple, Georgia’s central bank aims to explore use cases and potential benefits of having a digital currency.
The bank says its remittance platform provides customers with full transparency over payments.
Vaswani currently serves as president of Pagaya and as non-executive director at LSEG.
The partnership comes as Figopara gears up for a “significant” international expansion push.
Aurionpro says the deal “significantly accelerates” its ambitions to take its lending solutions into new markets.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Al Etihad Payments is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Central Bank of the UAE.
Shah will be responsible for the bank’s IT security and digital channels across various functions.
Through this partnership, Spice Money aims to broaden financial inclusion across India.
According to documents seen by CNBC, the SEC’s Boston office has been investigating Freedom for months.
Its merger with NESFB will see Slice transition into a small finance bank.
The latest fundraise comes months after AlphaSense secured $100m in Series D funding led by Alphabet’s CapitalG.
Marco Tedone, the firm’s new CTO, spent almost 12 years leading API strategy for HSBC.
Prashant Kumar, managing director and CEO of Yes Bank, says Sharma’s appointment comes “at an important juncture”.
The round consists of $50 million in debt funding and $12 million in equity.
It will position itself as a retail bank offering digital financial services to boost financial inclusion in Pakistan.
The funding came from Kedaara Capital, and existing backers Warburg Pincus and Bessemer Venture Partners.
The deal marks another step in Finbots.AI’s push to scale across APAC.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Aspire Systems’ Suresh Ranganathan talks about the company’s ambition to be at the forefront of digital banking transformation.
The Yes Bank Zaggle corporate credit card seeks to enable businesses to tap operation efficiencies.
The Blaze platform aims to ensure high durability during peak workloads and improve fraud prevention.
PhonePe says the collaboration marks a “significant milestone” in its data journey.
As Turkey’s first digital bank, ColendiBank is aiming to reach 50 million customers regionally.
Manohar Chadalavada is leaving the bank to be the co-founder of a fintech start-up currently in stealth.
The tech will enable users to converse with an AI system to initiate and complete transactions.
Zolve’s telecom-financial offering is tailored for expats pursuing educational or professional opportunities in the US.
Param plans to leverage Twisto’s licences to offer its embedded financial solutions across Europe.
Strive India will focus on micro-enterprises, women-led businesses and agri-entrepreneurs in the country.
CNBC reports that the challenger is in talks to deploy Engine with an undisclosed Asian bank.
The six-year partnership will see Fime help the central bank establish an independent payment infrastructure.
The round was led by Westbridge Capital, Accel, Tanglin Ventures, Beams Fintech Fund and other strategic investors.
The latest investment brings Moove’s total funding to date to over $335 million across equity and debt.
On completion of the deal, Svatantra says it will become the second largest microfinance entity in India.
The launch is Garanti BBVA Financial Technologies’ first foray into digital assets.
Sharma’s shareholdings in Paytm will increase to 19.42%, while Antfin’s shareholdings are reduced to 13.5%.
PayU says the sale will allow it to focus on “the huge fintech opportunity” in India.