ICYMI fintech funding round-up: CapIntel, Clausematch, Swoop & more
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
EDIGard is headquartered in Norway and operates across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, UK and Germany.
With the additional funding, the total Series C funding round stands at $200 million.
At Money 20/20 Europe, FinTech Futures sat down with David Birch, chair of wearable payments disruptor Digiseq.
Earlier as CFO of Kabbage, Bhambani helped lead its acquisition and integration within American Express.
The new funding brings Flip’s total Series B round to over $100 million.
Nexi is selling its tech businesses that are powering MTS and Euronext Securities Milan to Euronext.
Virgin Money says it chose SurePay due to its “extensive experience” in providing Confirmation of Payee solutions.
Fluid Finance offers “the world’s first bank alternative linked to your Web3 wallet”.
Fleetcor has signed a definitive agreement to acquire UK-based Global Reach Group.
The facility is live on select e-commerce websites and the firms say will be made available at retail stores soon.
With this acquisition, Razer Fintech says it marks its further expansion into Indonesia.
This venture round takes NymCard’s total funding to over $35 million.
Juni’s Series B funding round comprises $100 million in funding and $106 million in venture debt financing.
This weekly fintech round-up brings to you funding news from around Europe.
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Jim Wadsworth discusses working with fintechs, open banking, becoming a paytech and safeguarding data.
NatWest, the Scottish Tech Army and GoCodeGreen recently collaborated on a new project.
Its two main products are MyMonty, a digital banking service, and MontyPay, a digital payment gateway system.
NetGuardians’ software is now used by more than 40% of all cantonal banks in Switzerland.
Temenos’ tech was chosen for its proven reliability, resilience, and flexibility, says CEO of Optimus Cards.
Ximedes, a Dutch software firm, has acquired Ginger, an Amsterdam-based online payment platform provider.
Following a $100m funding round last year, MFS Africa acquires US-based paytech GTP.
Kushki says the funding will be used to accelerate development of its payments infrastructure.
Education and regulatory clarity are key to mass adoption of crypto, Mode CEO Rita Liu says.
Ray Nazloomian of JP Morgan gives his views on the future of the payments industry.
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The round has been led by Tiger Global with participation from new investor GMO Venture Partners.
Trustly is aiming to boost its footprint in the UK market, which it says “presents a dynamic ecosystem”.
Mollie says the partnership will make it “easier and faster” to start receiving payments and open online stores.
Docherty will sit on GPS’ global executive committee overseeing all GPS ecosystem partners.
Prior to Mollie, Köppen spent over a decade at Klarna.
FinTech Futures chats with Mike Jorgensen of US Bank to discuss real-time payments.
The deal will allow ADCB Egypt to adopt global payment standards such as ISO20022 and Swift GPI.
Founded in 2005, Payoneer enables “borderless payments and growth” for digital businesses.
The company has raised $57 million in total funding to date.
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Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The news follows a string of layoffs in the fintech space in recent weeks.