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Payment processing startup RoadSync has topped up its accounts with $5.7m in a new investment round.

Payment app Zeux has launched a Visa card to satisfy what it refers to as a growing appetite for a “phygital” – physical and digital – banking experience.

Despite coronavirus fears, the last week saw a number of FinTech companies raise money.

Credit card payment company Plastiq has attracted $75m in fresh capital to grow its team, develop more solutions and help small businesses to pay their suppliers, which may be getting trickier during the coronavirus crisis.

Corporate credit card company Brex has completed three acquisitions which will add “meaningful engineering and product talent to its ranks.”

?Total funding in the sector over the last five years surpassed $66bn as digital payment methods become more common.

Britain has fallen behind other countries like Sweden when it comes to removing physical money from its economy. However, the COVID-19 outbreak might change that.

As COVID-19 rages on across the world, the affects on the FinTech segment of the economy is already letting itself be known.

The global COVID-19 outbreak could worsen business and funding conditions as well as changing private FinTechs’ exit options, according to a new report.

Swedish PayTech unicorn Klarna and Wirecard, the FinTech company, have launched a joint payment solution.