Carbon footprint tracker for purchases Enfuce raises €10m
Enfuce is dubbed the biggest fintech start-up in Finland.
Enfuce is dubbed the biggest fintech start-up in Finland.
Backers include Reddit’s founder and PayPal Ventures.
Neon currently has 2 million active users.
Tyro is also reportedly pursuing a $1 billion valuation.
The company aims to seek a listing hearing as soon as February.
Oval is conducting a £1 million crowdfunding round to test the app offering.
The social impact investment platform’s co-founder tells FinTech Futures of its 2020 vision.
The fintech now has $692 million in total funding.
Major Indonesian bank wants Avaloq to power $14bn wealth division.
Finalists from this cohort will receive grant capital totalling $50,000.
The Nigerian start-up will use the fresh cash to expand in the region.
Former dairy farmer Katrin Herrling set up the company after the financial crisis.
Underwriters listed include Goldman Sachs, BofA Securities and William Blair.
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Danish start-up aims for expansion in Scandinavia and beyond.
The AI firm wants to expand further into the North American market.
Snapdocs claims to power 10% of US mortgage transactions.
Sources say Visa paid $200 million for a 20% stake.
The service aims to counter the cash on delivery culture.
Digits remains in stealth mode for now and remains at an invite only stage.
SoftBank bought a 14.9% stake in Banco Inter earlier this year.
Limeglass is a graduate of JPMorgan’s ‘In-Residence Program’.
Coveo is now “well above” US $1 billion in valuation.
The round will fuel further growth into the UK, the US and Asia.
Lisnr plans to take on NFC and QR-based payments.
The start-up sees clear demand for cybersecurity support in North America.
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Sokin’s CEO believes disruption hasn’t hit remittances yet.
The bank is already backing more than 20 companies in the region.
The round was led by General Atlantic.
The London-based start-up has raised £7.5 million so far in 2019.
This fundraising marks two years of rapid growth for Mylo.
The funds will go to its “Card as a Service” (CaaS) platform.
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The bank’s 50.1% majority stake will put £70 million towards Ebury’s expansion.
Draper Esprit invested $7.5 million in the fintech.
It includes $83m in a Series C extension and $60m in debt financing.
The programme will bring together entrepreneurs and tech companies.
Verification firm plans to use fresh cash to open new locations.