Primer secures investment from Tencent to advance global payments infrastructure
Primer, the unified infrastructure for global payments and commerce, has recently announced a new investment from Tencent, one of the world's foremost internet companies.
International online shopping to surge as trust in merchants grows
In an era where digital borders are increasingly becoming a thing of the past, a recent report by Airwallex, in collaboration with Edgar, Dunn & Company, has highlighted a significant trend: a surge in cross-border spending.
Weee! raises up to $1.1m for latest fundraise
E-commerce platform Weee! has raised up to $1.1m in its latest fundraise, FinTech Global can reveal.
Mastercard guarantees biometric authentication in 2019
Mastercard has committed to guaranteeing that all of its customers will have access to biometric authentication services by April 2019.
BigCommerce nets $64m Series C led by Goldman Sachs
E-commerce website developer BigCommerce has netted $64m in its growth equity funding round led by Goldman Sachs.
Vanco merges with Connexeo to further support faith-based and education markets
Vanco Payment Solutions and Connexeo have merged together to better serve customers in the education and faith-based markets.
Kushki Pagos announces acquisition of Chilean FinTech QVO
Latin-American Kushki Pagos just announced it has bought company QVO, a platform that gives SMEs access to online payment solutions.
Radius Networks bags $15m Series A
Radius Networks, which uses machine learning capabilities to complete location-based transactions with customers, has bagged $15m in its Series A.
Goldman Sachs lends $125m to Mercado Credito as Latin American FinTech investments are booming
E-commerce giant MercadoLibre's credit unit Mercado Credito has strengthened its financial muscles thanks to a $125m loan from investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Plastiq has raised a $75m Series D round
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.