New York fintech Spiral secures $28m Series A funding
The company will use the funding to launch its Impact-as-a-Service platform.
The company will use the funding to launch its Impact-as-a-Service platform.
Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, US Bancorp and Wells Fargo have all invested capital.
The shortlist for the Banking Tech Awards USA 2023 has been announced.
Apple has launched a pre-release version of its BNPL offering to a select number of customers.
The CFTC has accused Binance of “numerous violations” of the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC regulations.
Visa has reportedly submitted a bid of $1.4bn after an initial offer of $1bn was rejected by Pismo.
The deal includes the purchase of assets of $110bn, deposits of $56bn and $72bn of SVB’s loans.
The acquisition is expected to be completed by the end of this year subject to customary closing conditions.
If the pilot is successful, JP Morgan intends for a wider rollout to US merchants in 2024.
Corelation says the deal is “significant” for the company due to the size of Mountain America Credit Union.
Fischer brings more than 35 years of enterprise technology experience to the role.
The financial details of the acquisition, expected to close in H1 2023, have not been disclosed.
Cross River’s compliance, payments and tech infrastructure will allow Pay.com to “scale and reach new markets”.
The total funding is made up of a $66 million Series A equity round and a $50 million debt facility.
The FDIC will continue to provide crypto-related deposits directly to customers.
Eastnets is one of the first Swift bureaus to migrate its full infrastructure for the Americas to the cloud.
Mastercard intends to fold Baffin Bay’s automated Threat Protection tech into a global “cyber service”.
The Series E values the firm at $11.25 billion, the same as the company’s Series D in May last year.
Subsidiaries SVB Securities and SVB Capital are not included in the filing and continue to operate.
Parker will invest in its product offering as it aims to expand across the US in 2023.
The law enforcement agencies seized seven terabytes worth of data, consisting of 1909.4 BTC.
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In March 2021, the fintech landed $600 million in funding, confirming a valuation of $95 billion.
The firm has appointed Brad Oberwager as CEO and Catherine Porter as chief business officer.
Despite a “robust and growing” business, Anchorage says the cuts are a necessary part of a “strategic realignment”.
Bloomberg says Broadway’s solutions “will fill a gap” in its product portfolio.
Signature Bank is a large lender in the cryptosphere.
With the new funds, Apexx Global plans to expand further across North America.
The Bank of England facilitated the deal over the weekend, in consultation with the Treasury.
Targeting the $650bn market: Car IQ enables vehicles to transact securely with merchants and service providers.
The team will monitor the cryptosphere as regulators look to manage risk and promote innovation.
Credit Karma’s users will be given a full picture of their financial status to help them plan their future.
Through the partnership, Giact says it will be able to deploy Nacha-compliant account verification solutions.
The acquisition will help Orion bring in open banking solutions and expand its digital and core banking capabilities.
The Alkami platform will provide a “consistent” user experience for Kennebec business customers.
HMBradley will utilise the vendor’s cloud-native core banking platform Vault Core to power its services.
The bank plans to repay all deposits it holds and is also hoping to preserve the residual value of its assets.
CEO Johnny Ayers says the firm plans to invest in “new solutions, verticals, and strategic acquisitions”.
With the new funding, Fynn plans to expand across the US and offer its services to more students.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will broaden TT’s multi-asset capabilities.