UK fintech GoHenry lands $55m in fresh funding round
Existing investors Edison Partners and Revaia took part with Italian paytech Nexi joining in as a new investor.
Existing investors Edison Partners and Revaia took part with Italian paytech Nexi joining in as a new investor.
The new service allows users to view home value estimates, mortgage balance, EPC ratings and make home repairs.
“If you’re going to be in the metaverse, it starts with a purpose,” Accenture’s Michael Abbott explains.
According to Crunchbase, the company raised $1.3 million in seed funding in March.
The new banking brand will focus on the law firms and legal community in the US Midwest.
Kushki says Billpocket will help it grow its paytech business threefold in Mexico.
The central bank says it has taken this decision to “protect the interest of the public at large”.
The app will offer financial literacy programmes such as lectures, tutorials, podcasts and webinars.
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The Uber Pro Card will help its drivers save on fuel, fees and other associated expenses.
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11Onze chair James Sène says SMEs are “the lifeblood of our communities and global economies”.
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If completed, the new funds will take the firm’s total Series A raise to $61 million.
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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 bank will deploy Codebase’s Digibanc platform.
SinoPac, one of Taiwan’s largest banks, is implementing Temenos’ digital banking solutions.
The Apiture Digital Banking Platform will provide business banking and account opening solutions.
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For more than three years employees routinely used messaging apps on their devices to discuss business matters.
Pay.UK will wind down Paym after declining payment volumes and fewer signups over the past three years.
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Revolut, an authorised EMI since 2018, was added to the Financial Services Register on 26 September.
Shelf was recently accepted into start-up accelerator Y Combinator’s Summer 2022 batch.
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.
The app offers overseas bill payment functionality and an integrated current account.
In his new role, Ronen will lead Payoneer’s newly created platform division.
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.
In an e-mail to affected customers, Revolut says some individuals may be vulnerable to fraud and phishing attacks.
The app is being supported by Mastercard and Checkout.com.
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The company expects its products to go live in Brazil in the first half of 2023.
Majority says it will deploy the new funds towards enhancing its suite of essential services.
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.