Hamsa: A new investment app for women, by women
Hamsa will offer a recurring investment product with regular payments, designed for women.
Hamsa will offer a recurring investment product with regular payments, designed for women.
The new funding brings the total capital raised by Yassir to around $193 million since launch.
Arta raised the capital from Sequoia Capital India, Ribbit Capital, Coatue and more than 140 angel investors.
The firm has made the decision “due to the uncertainty of the macroeconomic environment”.
Mamo can now provide money services and expand operations without user restrictions.
The start-up has officially launched in the UAE and Saudi Arabian markets.
Banc Cambria is understood to be targeting a 2023 launch and hopes to reverse the tide of bank branch closures.
Lidsi is a savings app launching in January 2023, and Turan is an all-encompassing financial application.
The round was led by Sway Ventures with participation from Menora Mivtachim, an Israeli insurance firm.
OPP founder and CEO between them own the remaining 60% of the company.
Founded this year and based in Miami, Florida, Dexy is currently waitlisting applicants.
It aims to use the new funds to boost growth and support international expansion.
Founded in 2021, Onuu claims to have 600,000 members on its waitlist.
Stash partnered with Stride Bank, Mastercard, Marqeta, Mambu and Alloy, among others, to develop Stash Core.
Verity aims to help children develop their personal finance skills.
The app is being supported by Mastercard and Checkout.com.
The new funding brings the total capital raised by Yellow Card to $57 million.
It will provide financial solutions via digital banking apps, embedded finance and as Banking-as-a-Service.
Revolut Pay is already being used by merchants including Shopify and WH Smith.
Credit Karma says it disagrees with the FTC’s allegations but that it has reached an agreement.
Reevo Money says its ultimate goal is to help people build their credit rating.
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Alpian has plans for a full public rollout by the end of this year.
The card was co-designed by Idemia, an identity technology solutions provider in the physical and digital space.
Trust Bank’s shareholders have invested $285 million in the new challenger.
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EarlySalary will use the new funds to expand into new markets and increase its loan book.
The founders and employees of both companies will be joining Huspy.
Jenius Bank will initially offer personal loans before expanding with savings and checking products.
Afterpay says customers will not have access to their Money accounts from 10 October 2022.
Toperty is based in Colombia and Saturn5 is based in Mexico City.
The new digital offering is powered by enterprise solutions provider Narmi.
Moonbeam says its digital banking products will aim to emphasise financial literacy and economic mobility.
Jar claims to have racked up 10 million users since its launch last year.
eToro says the acquisition is a “key step” as it looks to diversify its offering to US users.
Pomelo’s investors include celebrities The Chainsmokers and The Weeknd.
Defero’s CEO will join Axo’s group management team following the transaction.
There are currently over 1,300 sign-ups for the debit card’s waitlist.
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KeyBank says BlueSnap’s operating model will give clients the flexibility to process global payments.