US fintech Tally to shut down after failing to secure “necessary funding” to continue operations
The fintech had previously secured $80 million in Series D funding in 2022.
The fintech had previously secured $80 million in Series D funding in 2022.
Nium has applied for a Payment Institution licence in Brazil.
The combined companies currently service just under 400 financial institutions.
Li has served as CEO of FTFT International since January this year.
The enforcement action follows a recent inspection and does not include a fine.
Stone is also set to join the LendingPoint board of directors.
CUA now boasts an ATM network of over 85,000 locations across the US.
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The two new deals come just months after Unit revealed it was cutting 15% of its workforce.
Cortopassi previously served as Global Payments’ senior EVP and president of international and vertical markets.
The job cuts are expected to produce around $30 million in annualised cost savings.
Invoiced’s SaaS platform enables B2B finance teams to automate AR processes.
Payoneer CEO John Caplan says the deal will “accelerate our evolution and B2B momentum”.
Scott McClain, Nobel Financial’s chief compliance officer, will also join Sendsprint in the same role.
The solution first made its market debut last year.
Atomic’s solution is available through Alkami’s digital banking platform.
The new hires will be tasked with advancing “resilient and trustworthy AI solutions” across the bank.
The funds will drive Octane’s market expansion and fuel further product development.
Theorem is an institutional asset manager powered by machine learning technology.
In addition, Stori has appointed Diego Cabrera Canay, ex-CFO of dLocal, as its new group CFO.
The deal will enable Varo cardholders to add tokenised cards to their digital wallets.
NCR Voyix says its digital banking business currently supports “1,300 top-tier financial institutions”.
Atherton previously worked for over eight years at Union Square Advisors.
The latest cash injection brings Savvy’s total funding to over $33 million since its formation in 2021.
The proposed acquisition will enable Nuvei to operate in Brazil as an electronic currency issuer.
HUSTL offers high-yield savings, interest-earning checking accounts, and certificates of deposit.
The neobank claims to have accumulated over 500 customers since launching its app in 2023.
This raise follows Bilt’s $200 million funding in January, which valued the company at $3.1 billion.
Under BCTO’s ownership, the two entities will merge to become a single combined business.
Missouri Central Credit Union currently manages approximately $78 million in assets.
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The bank is leveraging the vendor’s account issuer programme.
Oscilar has been tapped by the bank for its AI-driven AML Risk Platform solution.
It has also been announced that Wells Fargo CIO Tracy Kerrins will lead consumer technology and a new AI unit.
Fenergo says its solution is designed to reduce false positives and automate manual AML processes.
Hayfin entered into an agreement with Arctos Partners “to support a management buyout of the business”.
The new combined entity will reportedly boast over $8.1 billion in assets under management.
Newline enables companies to launch payment and deposit solutions directly with Fifth Third Bank.
Existing investors Kayne Anderson Growth Capital and JP Morgan Asset Management also contributed to the funding.
The merger will create a six-state Southeastern banking franchise with around $25 billion in assets.