P2P payments app Chipper Cash lands $13.8m
The San Francisco-based start-up operates across seven African countries.
The San Francisco-based start-up operates across seven African countries.
It is understood the services will offer “a built-in wallet functionality” so you can store crypto.
nCino plans to raise $100 million in its IPO.
British taxpayers have been paying off slave owners from 1833 to 2015.
Hagues takes over from Amy Lenander, who heads stateside.
DN aims to “unlock” more than $50 million by 2023.
The investment will be used to accelerate MayStreet’s product development and expansion.
The US-Israeli wealthtech will use the investment to hire more top tier data scientists.
The start-up is planning to set up shop in Los Angeles.
The firm uses mobile data to create a “trust score”.
They’re also intrinsically linked to the powerful notions of freedom and the American Dream.
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Almost 140 countries are part of the talks to bring in a digital tax.
Michigan-based credit union extends seven-year deal with tech firm.
Banking giant caught out by US regulator.
The UK’s CMA is looking into potential anti-competitive implications.
The San Francisco-based challenger has landed a $40 million Series D.
The US loans company is absorbing all Stack employees.
Omni operates across Chile and Colombia.
It also signalled its intention to move more of its workforce to Texas.
She joins LenderClose with more than 25 years in information technology leadership experience.
The app and smart card launched more than two weeks ago.
Verse will join forces with Square’s Cash App.
The acquisition is IBM’s first since its $34bn buyout of Red Hat in 2018.
The $1.1bn credit union completed two-year migration.
AmEx won initial approval in 2018 for a bank card clearing licence in China.
The bank aims to help the NHS put 500 young people in jobs.
The fintech to provide receipts management in Chase’s banking app.
The regulators will build a “referral mechanism” between their fintech sandboxes.
The combined system made its first transaction on 10 June.
Stripe will directly compete with UK home market player GoCardless.
The round was led by Fintop Capital and Next Frontier Capital.
Corelation gains a pair of go-lives in Hawaii and Pennsylvania.
Real-time payments and fraud: balancing customer relationships and security.
Left Lane Capital led the new round, brining M1’s total raised to $55m.
Sellers can avoid the 3.9% international transaction fee.
The old system has been in place since the early 2000s.
The Islamic finance industry is set to grow to $3.8tn by 2022.
H4 claims that documentation in capital markets is ripe for change.
Both regions want to boost their statuses as financial technology hubs.