ICYMI funding round-up: Trolley, TSLC, and Freetrade
With the ever fast-paced nature of the fintech world, it’s easy to let announcements slip by from time to time.
With the ever fast-paced nature of the fintech world, it’s easy to let announcements slip by from time to time.
The neobank has already closed the first batch of money — $480 million — with more expected soon.
The Series B was co-led by new investor Tiger Global and existing investor Avid Ventures.
Neat provides a cross-border trade enabling platform for small businesses and start-ups.
Paris-based Lydia has raised over $100 million in new funding.
Founded in 2019, Nearside focuses on “the smallest of the small businesses” in the US.
The pandemic played a substantial role in boosting the adoption of open banking and APIs.
All eligible accounts will be transferred to Moneyfarm in January.
WeLab has raised $240m to fund the acquisition – “the largest fintech funding in Indonesia in 2021”.
LSEG will pay a maximum aggregate consideration of up to £274 million to Quantile’s shareholders.
The Series C investment round was led by Vitruvian Partners, with participation from Tencent.
Funds will be used for product development and to accelerate growth in Mexico and Latin America.
Tillit offers “a curated investment universe, exclusive content and a fee that is based on time rather than wealth”.
The company has identified 180+ unique migrant communities it intends to offer its services to.
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The company provides a SaaS platform for streamlining reporting and improving forecasting accuracy.
Cash injection will be used to further develop its product offerings and hire more staff.
Fast-growing Indian e-commerce sector is in the company’s sights with its cardless payments offerings.
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Female-led company is focused on mobile orders and payments in restaurant and hospitality sectors.
GoWomen says it will provide banking services and financial awareness and wellness products.
Tie-up follows $188m funding for Jeeves, which launched at the start of 2021.
The company received its first bank licence as the sixth principal clearing bank of the UK.
The Singapore-based fintech offers a multi-currency wallet, with a push into the corporate market now planned.
The London-based company plans European expansion and product development.
The digital bank also provides crypto capabilities, including instant crypto transfers.
The Singapore start-up gains backing from new and existing investors from across Asia.
If you think you can dictate timings for the business you are in, think again.
Twig customers can turn their unwanted possessions into cash.
The payments specialist will aid introduction of Mastercard Bill Pay to Latin America.
Feeling the pressure seeing all the funding rounds lately for fintechs so early on in development?
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Funding round takes payments and expenses solution provider to $570m valuation.
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Company is one of the few US fintechs with a female founder to gain investor funding to date.
The San Francisco-based company has now raised $100m in total funding to date.
8fig says it’s on a mission to propel 10,000 sellers to eight-figure revenue by 2025.
The SME focused start-up aims to raise £1 million ahead of its Series B funding round.
Fintech entrepreneurs need to ensure they get back-end processes right when launching their business.
Increase in headcount and Latin American expansion planned.