Volopa joins forces with Yapily for innovative open banking solutions
Volopa, known for its expertise in transactions, payments, and expense management, has entered into a strategic partnership with Yapily, a frontrunner in providing Open Banking API solutions. This collaboration is set to redefine the payment experience for finance teams.
Digital bank Rocker signs deal with Enfuce to be able to issue Visa cards
The challenger bank industry in the Nordics has taken another step forward with Rocker tapping Enfuce, the Finnish FinTech startup, to enable it to issue Visa cards and process payments.
Pakistan hopes to soon be out of FATF’s grey list
Pakistan is hoping to be removed from the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) grey list soon after it improved its foreign and internal policies.
Kleiner Perkins seals $600m for first fund since big personnel changes at top
Storied venture capital house Kleiner Perkins has raised $600m for its first fund since a series of wholesale personnel changes at the top of the firm.
CyberTech Protect AI lands $13.5m seed investment
Protect AI, a cybersecurity firm focused on AI security and machine learning systems, has scored $13.5m in seed funding.
Vesttoo oust CEO following fraud scandal
FinTech company Vesttoo has laid off its co-founder and CEO in wake of its fraud scandal.
Currencycloud secures Australia licence
Currencycloud has revealed that it has been granted an Australian Financial Services (AFS) licence by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Synctera teams with National Bank of Canada and raises $15m
Banking-as-a-service (BaaS) company Synctera has formed a partnership with the National Bank of Canada, alongside the close of a $15m strategic investment. The investment was...
Customers accuse Curve of incurring higher fees by sending them corporate cards they didn’t...
UK FinTech is facing criticism again after customers received cards with higher fees than what they asked for.
Adyen partners with Straumur to enhance payment processing in Iceland
Adyen, a global financial platform, has announced a significant partnership with Icelandic firm Straumur, a subsidiary of Kvika.