Grow Finance joins Pismo as its first Australian client for card issuance
Launching this September, Grow seeks to provide businesses with better cash flow, management and capital.
Launching this September, Grow seeks to provide businesses with better cash flow, management and capital.
Jana has gone live with the solution in an effort to streamline and automate its operational processes.
Wise Platform will roll out the new features in Australia initially, and has already signed two clients.
Stables’ CEO says the company wants to simplify stablecoin usage and drive its global adoption.
GoCardless cites the current economic environment as the reason behind the layoffs.
Marqeta is undertaking “restructuring actions” in Q2 this year to reduce operating expenses.
The Yieldbroker platform claims to facilitate trading of approximately AUD 6 trillion annually.
Australia aims to introduce the final BNPL bill in the parliament by the end of 2023.
In its trial phase, the platform cut down the time taken to resolve scam cases by more than half.
Iverach will develop and lead the newly merged organisation’s tech integration roadmap.
The AUD 125 million ($84m) deal remains subject to Yieldbroker stockholder approval.
It took this step due to a “number of outstanding debts” with “no reasonable prospect” of repaying them.
The company is conducting a review as it looks to “transition away” from its previous long-term strategy.
The cuts come as the company looks to form “a more efficient and focused organisational structure”, Iress says.
The partnership will support Argenic’s financial inclusion drive for underserved Australian SMEs.
Klarna and Block discussed how the UK can set the tone for BNPL regulation at IFGS 2023.
The new CIO will be tasked with delivering the firm’s enterprise-wide technology renewal programme.
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With one of the highest levels of crypto adoption in the world, Australia is an “important market” for Wirex.
The fresh funding comes just weeks after the firm’s decision in January to lay off 120 staff.
Zip expects “significant” amounts of cash to roll in due to these exits, with positive cashflow expected by 2024.
The selected industry players will participate in use case proposals over the coming months, the central bank says.
Westpac aims to leverage AWS’ tech to accelerate its digital transformation.
Tap to Pay allows businesses to accept contactless payments using an NFC-enabled Android device.
Additional investors in the Series A round were Deutsche Bank and 1835i Ventures.
Shift provides a credit and payments platform for Australian businesses.
The firm’s assets, operations and trading activities are now under the stewardship of McGrathNicol.
Nano plans to wind down its home loan services and focus on providing technology to financial services companies.
Hnry provides invoicing, tax, insurance and compliance services to self-employed contractors and freelancers.
Anthony McKew has over 35 years of experience within banking and retail technology.
Alii and Bloom Impact Investing, two start-ups based in Brisbane, have reported cash injections.
AFR reports the firm has also appointed three new board members and plans to go public.
Sydney’s Grapple landed $35 million in a warehouse debt facility from Global Credit Investments (GCI).
The bank says it was granted the licence just 18 months after it received a restricted ADI licence.
Westpac says purchasing Tyro “is not in the best interests of Westpac shareholders at this time”.
The layoffs follow a round of job cuts in August that saw its workforce reduced by 21%.
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The bank says the deal will enable it to “accelerate the migration of key critical workloads to AWS”.
The firm says the acquisition will boost its ability “to create personable gift card products that consumers seek”.
Crowdz will implement three GoCardless open banking-powered payment features across four markets.