AmEx, Visa, Mastercard and Discover to launch Click to Pay globally
Group claims 10,000 merchants on board in US.
Group claims 10,000 merchants on board in US.
“The bank’s failure to recognise this risk constitutes a major compliance failure.”
Some Black tech developers have criticised this move as “performative activism”.
The Haitian microfinance firm is upgrading its Temenos IBS system.
Square is $20 billion away from matching Goldman Sachs’ market valuation.
The fintech is moving into wealth and expanding to the US.
Deutsche picks Google after five-month negotiation period.
Fusion Phoenix deployed at Wisconsin-based bank.
The start-up is launching its new service ‘Creator Cash’ this month.
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Aion, DiPocket, and Modulr have signed up to Mastercard’s Open Banking Protect solution.
Rewards rest on a point-based system.
DigniFi also landed a hefty sum of private equity for its auto financing platform.
Rahul Auradkar spent more than 12 years at Microsoft.
The insurance giant is looking to expand its US footprint.
The start-up raised $100 million between July 2018 and August 2019.
Major US banks allowed to unlock wider range of investment options.
The fintech landed its PSD2 licence in Spain at the end of May.
Uber Money head Peter Hazlehurst is leaving the ride-hailing giant.
The US bank has launched three new data and analytics tools.
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DFS announces batch of changes amid MOU with New York university.
Charles Schwab Premier Bank and Bank of America California scored highly.
This follows a similar acquisition of Plaid by rival Visa in January.
More than 200,000 users have opened a Sesame Cash account.
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.
Technology firm will host its platform on Google infrastructure.
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”.
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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.