Financial wellbeing platform Brightside raises $33m in Series B funding
The firm says it will use the fresh funding to enhance its platform and fuel its growth.
The firm says it will use the fresh funding to enhance its platform and fuel its growth.
A handy round-up of this week’s fintech funding news from around the world.
We chat with Jeanniey Walden, CMO at DailyPay, about the benefits of earned wage access.
Temenos Infinity will allow Sacombank to acquire, retain and cross-sell to customers across multiple channels.
iBanFirst says Fenergo’s tech will allow it to offer “faster and more effective” digital customer onboarding.
MeridianLink says the deal will enable their customers “to deliver fast, frictionless mortgage lending experiences”.
The challenger says it chose Mambu’s API-led cloud platform to achieve a “faster” time to market.
The solution will provide the bank’s SME clients with data-driven insights and forecasting capabilities.
With the rise of passkeys, Big Tech firms are paving the way for a passwordless future.
Nordea says more than 50% of its customers get the help they need from an initial interaction with chatbots.
With the acquisition, Prevu aims to expand its digital buying platform to include mortgage services.
The facility will support Dwight Funding’s growth and allow it to invest further in its proprietary technology.
Federated technology could offer banks a number of benefits and play a huge role in their internal transformation.
The digital bank will utilise Daon’s IdentityX platform for ID authentication.
TouchBistro offers a tablet-based point of sale (POS) system and payments solution for restaurants.
Through the partnership, the bank aims to automate processes and boost efficiency and customer service.
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Bullsheet helps eToro users keep track of stocks and analyse the risk and diversification of their portfolio.
The challenger plans to expand its workforce by another 10% by the end of the year.
Employees want the freedom to get paid anytime, anywhere, and payroll tech has stepped in to help.
FinTech Futures columnist Dave Wallace shares three key take-aways from his recent chat with Antony Jenkins.
The key to delivering seamless, differentiated customer experience.
The firm boasts “high double-digit growth” year-on-year and is projecting revenue growth of around 40% for 2022.
The partnership will enable the app’s 4m users across Europe to continue to make the most of open banking.
The syndicated debt facility was led by Silicon Valley Bank UK with six other banks also participating.
When it comes to the future of payments, moving money instantaneously with ease and transparency is key.
The bank says Vaia will cut the time needed for businesses to connect with any available payment rails.
Fluro’s new CTO Jason de Carvalho joins from online supermarket Ocado.
Fargo will leverage Google Cloud’s conversational AI platform Dialogflow to offer personalised banking tips.
Token, Tink and Yapily will now be able to offer VRP as a new payment option.
Clowd9’s investor base includes former partners at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the US.
Flux says that from 14 October, they “will no longer be able to receive digital receipts or cashback offers”.
Prudential will leverage Google Cloud for its flagship health and wealth platform, Pulse.
“We want to be the ecosystem platform provider to power up the Web3 economy,” says HSBC’s Catherine Zhou.
“If you’re going to be in the metaverse, it starts with a purpose,” Accenture’s Michael Abbott explains.
Through the partnership, the bank’s SMB customers will be able to “better” track and manage their finances.
The new banking brand will focus on the law firms and legal community in the US Midwest.
I believe it’s been almost 30 years since banks truly innovated on products for retail customers.
The start-up has officially launched in the UAE and Saudi Arabian markets.