Video: fintech news pick of the week – Nubank raises $750m; Goldman Sachs partners with Visa
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The US-based firm will also become the largest shareholder in the company.
The Start Path programme aims to support traditionally underrepresented fintech founders.
The firm has now raised $91 million in total.
This latest funding round brings the firm’s total capital raised to over $320 million.
The BNPL firm claims it is now valued at $45.6 billion.
The US-based fintech also announced the acquisition of Zingo, a fintech software services start-up.
The two parties claim the deal will be finalised later this year.
Cashfree claims to process more than $20 billion annually.
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The Brazilian digital bank’s Series G funding round has now topped $1.15 billion.
The identity verification firm has now raised $474m in total.
Klarna boss Sebastian Siemiatkowski says: “It’s more likely that Klarna will list in the US.”
AFG picks up an 8% stake in Volt as part of the deal.
Funds from the raise will be used to support Wayflyer’s product development and international expansion.
The US-based service is available in the UK and Spain and expects to launch in more European countries soon.
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The company claims the funds will allow it to meet “significant global demand”.
Arun Mani joins Pleo after a successful spell at software company Freshworks.
The investments are part of its $535 million commitment to those without access to banking.
A quick summary of this week’s smaller funding rounds.
Founded in 2014, the firm claims 1,000 clients across 10 markets.
Lightyear claims to be the only true commission-free retail trading app.
The Series A funding round is claimed to be the largest to date for a fintech in Latin America
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Africa-focused P2P firm claims to be the continent’s most valuable start-up
The funding round was four times over-subscribed and is a mix of new and existing investors.
Funding follows strong growth over the last twelve months for US-based company.
The Aussie bank is seeking to add value and increase engagement for its digital banking offering.
The latest funding push by Coconut comes ahead of a significant switch to mandatory quarterly digital filing.
HBL joins other fintech funds invested in Finja including BeeNext, and Vostok Emerging Finance.
The US consumer finance subscription service is expected to have a valuation of $2.2 billion.
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With the ever fast-paced nature of the fintech world, it’s easy to let announcements slip by from time to time.
New York-based firm has raised $525 million in total since 2013 and is now valued at $3 billion.
The latest funding will support PaySend’s international expansion plans.
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This Series C investment values the banking tech vendor Zeta at $1.45 billion.
New investor, Wells Fargo Strategic Capital (WFSC), has led the $50 million round.
The start-up aims to disrupt the “opaque, fragmented, and dominated by manual processes” fresh produce market.