Brex closes another funding round, raising an additional $150m
Corporate credit card company Brex has bagged $150m in funding, which will help the company to bolster its engineering and product design efforts.
Catch up on the 35 big FinTech funding rounds from the last week
Amidst the coronavirus crisis, many FinTech companies have still been able to raise big rounds. Here are 35 of the successful investment stories that...
Wave Money scores $73.5m in funding from Ant Financial
Digital remittance service Wave Money has formed a strategic partnership from Ant Financial Services, which includes a $73.5m investment.
SME banking app ANNA closes £17.5m funding round
ANNA, a business small business banking account, has closed a funding round on £17.5m.
Rapyd waive foreign exchange and processing fees to support companies struggling from COVID-19
FinTech Rapyd has joined the list of FinTech companies looking to help businesses feeling the squeeze of the coronavirus.
Mastercard and Enel X team up to launch cybersecurity and FinTech innovation lab in...
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Israel is already a leader of cybersecurity, but it is now getting an extra power-boost through a collaboration between Mastercard and Enel...
PingPong Payments launches UAE currency exchange service for US and global merchants
Global payments and e-commerce services provider PingPong Payments aims to create more access to Middle Eastern markets through its new payments processing and currency exchange service for the UAE currency, the Arab Emirates dollar (AED).
Starling’s founder responds with lighthearted humble brag to TransferWise CEO’s Twitter jibe
Humble brags and low key trolling are some of the ingredients of a small Twitter spat between the leaders of two of the UK’s leading FinTech companies.
Payments API Modulr closes £18.9m growth funding
Payment as a service API platform Modulr has closed a £18.9m in growth capital, just months after closing its former round.
The coronavirus represents a “return to chaos” that could benefit FinTech companies
COVID-19 has plunged financial markets into chaos, but the pandemic also represents both challenges and opportunities for FinTech companies as they adjust to a whole new reality.