Germany’s Airbank taps Klarna Kosma for open banking platform
Klarna Kosma’s open banking offering will provide Airbank access to an international network of banks.
Klarna Kosma’s open banking offering will provide Airbank access to an international network of banks.
The two firms will collaborate to develop “invisible banking” solutions that improve client-to-bank connectivity.
Customers can pay with funds drawn directly from their portfolio using the UnitPlus debit card.
The acquisition is expected to close in the next few weeks.
Funds will be used for product development and expanding across Europe, Asia and the US.
The new funds will be used to grow its 30-person team and for further product development.
The acquisiton, for an undisclosed sum, will be headed up by Bankhaus payments veteran Mirko Siepmann.
GoCardless says: “Open banking is growing rapidly, with 64 million active users projected in Europe by 2024.”
Upvest says the funds will be used towards building out its investment API, expansion plans and hiring talent.
Airbank raises $20m in a Series A funding round led by Molten Ventures.
Western Union’s WU+ digital banking app is now live in Germany and Romania.
The extension round is based on a post-money valuation uplift to €5 billion from €4.4 billion.
The challenger bank laid off 45 of its employees last month.
The company has raised $57 million in total funding to date.
Solarisbank says the close-knit dual leadership will “master the challenges of a growing tech organisation”.
Nets is part of European paytech conglomerate Nexi Group, which will own 100% of orderbird.
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The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to complete in H2 2022.
The round saw participation from Teachers’ Venture Growth, Index Ventures, Valar Ventures, Creandum and Redalpine.
Banking Circle expects more than 20% of e-commerce transactions in Europe will be made via A2A payments by 2023.
GBI will deploy the vendor’s Temenos Banking Cloud solution.
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The round was led by Insight Partners and Project A Ventures.
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N26 says it takes money laundering “very seriously” and has been scaling up its global AML efforts since last year.
The upcoming SaveStrike app is designed to make spending, saving and investing more straightforward.
The funding from Vitruvian brings Moonfare’s total capital raised to date to $220 million.
Founded in 2016, Instabank claims more than 60,000 customers in Norway, Finland and Germany.
Kneip provides fund data management and regulatory reporting solutions for the asset management industry.
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Vivid Money doubles its valuation in less than a year to €775m.
Taulia will continue to operate as a standalone company under its own brand.
N26 says Gormley has “played an important role” in scaling its operations division.
Already live in Germany, Santander now plans to roll out the service in the Netherlands and Spain.
The latest cash injection takes the company’s valuation to over €500 million ($573 million).
The bumper funding round takes the start-up’s valuation to €4.4 billion.
The fintech intends to hire 400 new employees across Europe in 2022.
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Funding is made up of a combination of growth capital and liquidity for its revenue-based financing platform.