Paysend secures $4.2m crowdfunding for global expansion
The round hit its target in less than 72 hours.
The round hit its target in less than 72 hours.
The investment from PayPal adds $11.2 million to Tink’s capital.
The funding is an extension of the firm’s Series A round.
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
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T24 will support PayPal’s operations in the US, UK, Germany and Australia.
In the field of small business loans, PayPal is certainly changing the traditional paradigm.
Boston bosses this one. A wave of cash for finance and insurance tech start-ups, and a robotic assistant goes dark.
The international gaming industry is one of the great success stories of modern commerce.
First time for PayPal to transact in cash, but each cash transaction is priced at a flat, $3 service fee.
Simplifying the way Uber users can pay with Venmo.
Revenue, income and payment volumes are all up.
Citi Ventures and return investor HPE Growth Capital also participated
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Spending spree is not slowing down yet.
This frees up liquidity for PayPal. Hmmm?
The card’s beta is now closed, and the public roll-out has started.
Buys fraud prevention and risk management platform.
Gives it more payment solutions to e-commerce platforms and marketplaces.
More payment options across the Google ecosystem are on the way.
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PayPal headlines Dosh’s $44m payday for advertising-rebate business.
Plans include bank partnerships and a PayPal Cash Mastercard.
E-commerce titan could be taking on Visa, Mastercard and PayPal.
FTC reaches settlement over allegations that PayPal provided inaccurate payments information to Venmo users.
Dutch outfit Adyen fits – and becomes primary processing partner.
US-based commercial clients can now make payments in local currencies.
Features Raisin, PayPal, Home Credit Venture Capital, Barion Payment and Cash Svidha.
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PayPal has revealed that a potential compromise of personally identifiable information for approximately 1.6 million customers has been found on its TIO Networks.
PayPal has welcomed Rodney C. Adkins to its board of directors. Adkins is president of 3RAM Group LLC, a privately held company specializing in capital investments, business consulting services and property management.
Raise, which bills itself as the world’s largest gift card marketplace, has raised $60 million in a Series C funding round led by Accel, with participation from PayPal and existing investors New Enterprise Associates and Bessemer Venture Partners.
In the P2P showdown, who will be left standing? See how early entrants like Venmo and Square Cash stack up against Zelle and Apple.
After a spate of recent partnership announcements to expand its acceptance network and P2P reach, PayPal is buying Swift Financial to boost its small business lending division.
PayPal is on a tear in terms of taking on new partners and is looking to significantly boost its P2P payments volume, which grew 103 percent in the second quarter, reaching $8 billion in Venmo transactions. The company announced in a blog post on Aug. 2 that any of the more than 1 billion people who’ve downloaded the Skype mobile app will be able use it to send money across borders.
Several major payments companies released second-quarter earnings this week, including The Bancorp, Discover, Mastercard and PayPal. Overall, payments volume is on the rise and partnerships are proving particularly important for PayPal, which has been on tear with recent strategic announcements.
Ant Financial created the world’s largest money market fund in four years by enabling mobile wallet users to move money to the fund simply within the mobile app. The program’s meteoric rise shows that consumers are willing to adopt financial services from new players and the mobile device can supercharge that consumer shift of assets if incumbents don’t react quickly enough.
The partnerships keep coming for PayPal. Following recent news that the company is partnering with Apple for payments on iTunes and in the App Store, the company announced July 17 that it’s expanding its partnership with Samsung to enable PayPal as a payment method in any channel Samsung Pay is accepted.
One small step for consumer choice in e-commerce, one giant leap in PayPal’s quest for ubiquity. The company announced a partnership with Apple to enable shoppers to pay for their purchases in the App Store, iTunes, Apple Music and iBooks using PayPal.
Consumers prefer to use P2P payments for retail purchases, paying back relatives and friends, and settling bills—but not so much for contributing to group gifts or paying housing costs, according to a new report from NerdWallet. It also found that that while only 35 percent of U.S. consumers use such P2P products as Venmo, PayPal and Square Cash, 63 percent are interested in the payment technology.