Nigerian paytech Nomba raises $30m in pre-Series B round
The start-up will use the funding to expand in Nigeria and across other African markets.
The start-up will use the funding to expand in Nigeria and across other African markets.
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With the new solution, both firms aim to “simplify the disjointed payments landscape” in the Nordics and UK.
Launched in 2021, Wellet is a card payment app that uses similar technology to UTP Group’s Tapeeno.
Seattle Bank customers can now access loans for high-value transactions directly through merchants.
Phos enables merchants to accept payments directly from NFC-enabled Android devices.
If the pilot is successful, JP Morgan intends for a wider rollout to US merchants in 2024.
The partnership will allow AccesBanque to scale and quickly launch new products and services.
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Lyra will utilise Napier’s transaction monitoring solution to ensure its compliance with regulatory requirements.
Additional investors in the Series A round were Deutsche Bank and 1835i Ventures.
Zopa’s “BNPL 2.0” offering will allow consumers to spread the cost of purchases worth between £250 and £30,000.
The company intends to double down on its core business while “sunsetting” initiatives including Affirm Crypto.
The PayTech Awards 2023 will take place on 30 June at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London.
Salmon claims to have over 2,000 customers and over 30 merchant partners for its lending product.
Post-acquisition, Pagaya and Darwin’s SFR business now operates in more than 30 markets across the US.
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Zingmark joins Loomis Pay from Nordea, where he worked for over eight years in various roles.
The acquisition was funded with 90% cash and 10% stock.
The revolving debt facility is being provided by Credit Suisse and Waterfall Asset Management.
The biometric card is being issued by Sella on the Visa scheme, developed in partnership with Idemia.
Lloyd-Owen joins from home lending platform Roostify, where he was most recently VP of product.
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Blnk’s lending platform enables merchants to underwrite and finance customers’ purchases at the point of sale.
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Shoreline Credit Union will refer its commercial members to VizyPay for specialised payments solutions.
Focusing on 14 providers will ensure “around 95% of transactions for the merchants our remedies will protect will be regulated”.
Since it was founded in 2016, the firm has raised more than $110 million in total funding.
Paytend says the partnership with Tribe will enable more efficient payment services.
The app offers overseas bill payment functionality and an integrated current account.
For the African fintech revolution to reach its true potential, interoperability needs to be completely borderless.
The new funding will be used to increase Kafene’s employee headcount and onboard more merchants onto its platform.
Allied Bank will support merchant and business acquisitions and enable payments in-store, online and in-app.
The card was co-designed by Idemia, an identity technology solutions provider in the physical and digital space.
The app will be tested by Dutch department store HEMA from mid-September in three of its stores.
Myers will head up the US firm’s banking business, handling sales and solutions delivery.
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