Business card management platform Pleo raises $56m
It follows last year’s $16m Series A.
It follows last year’s $16m Series A.
A new desktop technology infrastructure, allowing integration and interoperability.
This week, blockchain and crypto by big names like Facebook and Microsoft, among other news!
RSRCHXchange digitises content and provides a centralised hub for research access.
Piermont Bank and Nexos National Bank.
A descendant of the Medici family sees future in Puerto Rico.
Deutsche Bank picks Red Hat, Orange acquires Secure Link, and much more!
The joint venture, Bank of America Merchant Services, accounts for 10-12% of First Data’s revenue.
This week, Mastercard, Facebook and many more!
Follows QEDIT’s $10 million Series A investment round.
As it tries to expand throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
It has since stopped trading to keep the market under control.
Community bank is an early adopter of collaborative video banking.
Bora to provide advanced payment processing technology.
Lynx is part of Payments Canada’s multi-year modernisation initiative.
It will also allow it to quickly implement new capabilities.
Transactis makes digital payment services available to small businesses.
Plans to accelerate growth across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
These are Carpathia Credit Union, Estonian Credit Union and Parama Credit Union.
Quorum to be made available through Azure Blockchain Service.
The London-based company now eyes further global expansion.
SLED agencies can take advantage of GovQuote’s technology to get quotes and a complete digital record for compliance.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Thanks to a recent partnership with BitPay.
Bringing pay later to consumers in stores.
Company’s post-money valuation has grown from $110 million to $7 billion.
SecureKey’s Verified.Me is backed by several major financial institutions.
Financial details were not disclosed.
The company has raised over $30 million in total.
The firm targets crypto hedge funds, family offices, asset management research firms
The direct payment app launches later this year.
Bankable will allow firms deploy to digital banking and payment services quickly.
The banking tech provider looks to enter European markets.
Investors can now access non-bank lending sectors.
It’s the third funding round for the firm in under a year.
Talend Data Fabric has streamlined review processes.
In partnership with EY and SAS.
It tracks and budgets expenses in five areas.
The credit union embarks multi-year project to make major strategic investments in tech.
A new tool for the FIS clients to process high-value corporate, cross-border payments.