European paytech Lyra taps Napier for transaction monitoring
Lyra will utilise Napier’s transaction monitoring solution to ensure its compliance with regulatory requirements.
Lyra will utilise Napier’s transaction monitoring solution to ensure its compliance with regulatory requirements.
The goal is to provide a service that assists 50,000 Ukrainian and other refugees by the end of 2023.
Bpifrance is the first bank in France to deploy Thought Machine’s Vault Core platform.
Younited says it will use the funding to develop its partnership activities and invest in its technology.
The test shows “how digital assets can be issued, distributed and settled within the Eurozone in a single day”.
Belgium’s bpost and France’s Nickel will offer Mastercard’s True Name option to customers.
The new funding brings Fintecture’s total capital raised to date to €32 million.
The AML-CTF platform powered by SAS and Neterium is “a game-changer”, says Orange Bank’s deputy CEO.
Abacus360 Banking will become the bank’s single platform for the European and French reporting regimes.
OPP founder and CEO between them own the remaining 60% of the company.
Societe Generale aims to broaden payment offerings for European merchants through the acquisition.
The French start-up claims to have more than 10,000 clients.
The new funds will be used for product development and to fuel its global expansion plans.
The acquisition is expected to close in the next few weeks.
The new combined solution will allow clients to issue, transfer and securely keep regulated digital assets.
Both firms will continue to operate under their own brands with no change in leadership or headcount.
The firm hopes the deal will help SMBs across Europe tackle Brexit-related payment challenges.
Flowdesk plans on using the new funds to grow and scale its platform.
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Societe Generale will transition its existing derivatives IT environment to FIS Cleared Derivatives Suite.
BforBank is the fully digital banking offering from French international banking group Crédit Agricole.
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The deal is set to close later this year.
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BNP Paribas’ head of global markets Olivier Otsy says Anthemis has a “strong track record” in fintech investments.
French banking group Crédit Mutuel Arkéa will remain a minority shareholder in the firm.
The new funds will be spent on developing new products and significantly increasing its staff headcount.
The money will be used to expand across continental Europe and the US.
To date, Alma has raised €180m in equity and more than €100m in debt financing.
Silvr intends to hire 100 people across its sales, marketing, product and tech teams.
Hires form part of strategy to become go-to paytech in Europe’s payments ecosystem.
Spendesk will use the funding to nearly double its workforce.
The bumper funding round takes the start-up’s valuation to €4.4 billion.
The fintech intends to hire 400 new employees across Europe in 2022.
The firm has been active in the French retail banking market since 2000.
Paris-based Lydia has raised over $100 million in new funding.
“The payment card market is undergoing a huge transformation,” says BNP’s head of cards.
Partnership will provide investment opportunities to Lydia’s 5 million customers via its app.