Tide acquires SME payroll fintech Onfolk
Onfolk will be integrated into the Tide app as ‘Tide Payroll’.
Onfolk will be integrated into the Tide app as ‘Tide Payroll’.
In September, LendInvest also increased its funding agreement with JP Morgan by £500 million.
The fintech previously acquired mobile banking services provider Monese earlier this month.
Fellow UK fintech giants Revolut and Monzo have both conducted secondary share sales in recent months.
CEO Carsten Höltkemeyer says BaaS provider Solaris is “at a pivotal moment”.
Santander says Openbank will initially offer US customers “a competitive high yield savings product”.
The AI Lab is designed to facilitate the “safe and responsible use of AI in UK financial markets”.
Wise will be able to process real-time payments in Japan directly, without intermediaries.
Zenus Bank says it has integrated Tuum’s Accounts and Payments modules into its tech ecosystem.
Blip-Pay was unveiled at this month’s Open Banking Expo in London.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
The acquisition comes after Manigo entered administration last month.
The consultation proposes clearer information for BNPL consumers, as well as stronger dispute rights.
Klarna says it will still own “all consumer-facing activities, including underwriting and servicing”.
CIH Bank will use the platform to onboard both local customers and Moroccans living abroad.
The bank will replace Goldman Sachs as the issuer of the US automotive giant’s credit card programme.
Customers will now be able to make direct A2A payments from external accounts to repay credit cards.
Tebi offers a financial platform tailored for independent hospitality and retail businesses.
Reeve’s 35-year career includes roles at IBM, NatWest, McKinsey, and Nutmeg.
The partnership will enable cross-border payments to Mastercard debit cards in 14 receiving markets.
Strategies for banks to combat APP fraud, insights into payment security and protection against threats.
This follows Monzo’s June announcement of its first annual profit.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Rebranded as Localpayment by Aleph, the PSP is to launch in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
The fine follows an independent review commissioned by the FCA in July 2020.
Banca Sella to implement TQ Braille, Arti Grafiche Parini’s tactile identification solution.
Banked has secured a partnership with Aussie pharmacy giant Chemist Warehouse through the acquisition.
The bank’s shareholding is expected to increase to 18.6% if approved by regulators.
Pockit is to invest £15 million into Monese to support the “integration and future growth of the business”.
Mambu’s integration with Indexo Bank has been underway since March last year, and was led by IT solutions provider Fintecor.
Outgoing CEO Rodolphe Ardant is shifting into an advisory role.
CellPoint Digital has also promoted Steven Osei, its global head of marketing communication, to CMO.
Ogden’s departure comes shortly after the resignation of his fellow co-founder, Andrew Smith.
Miller succeeds Jonas Palmquist, who has acted as Trustly’s group CFO since October last year.
The bank is leveraging Visa’s new tokenised asset platform, which launched this month.
The new hire comes amid Qonto’s efforts to expand into four new European markets.
The bank is to leverage Salt Edge’s account information solution.
Ryan’s role will include expanding TreasurySpring’s global presence across both the US and European markets.
The provisions will enable consumers to receive faster reimbursements in cases of APP scams.
Morgan succeeds Prema Varadhan, who is stepping down after 25 years with the company.