RoadSync secures $30m in its Series B round
Digital financial platform RoadSync has closed its Series B round on $30m, which was led by Tiger Global.
Mox, Mastercard team to launch new tool to simplify card payment process
Hong Kong virtual bank Mox has partnered with Mastercard to introduce a new tool that allows Mox users to flip between spending on an all-in-one debit and credit card.
German FinTechs merge to create business-to-consumer savings juggernaut
German FinTechs Raisin and Deposit Solutions have merged in a move that will see the creation of Raising DS – a new market-leading B2C savings company.
Consumers at the risk of high fees and unexpected debt incurred on credit cards,...
While consumers are increasingly shopping online, they are getting stung by unexpected fees on credit cards and the rolling over debt month to month, Klarna's Shopping and Money Management trend report found.
Rocketlane snares $3m in Matrix-backed seed funding round
Customer onboarding platform Rocketlane has secured $3m from a seed funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners and Matrix Partners.
How payment companies struck gold among the 51 rounds raised last week
Our weekly roundup of the big FinTech trends from the past seven days is all you need to keep yourself updated on what’s happening in the industry.
Mastercard, Bilt team to unveil new credit card to support renters
Mastercard has collaborated with Bilt Rewards to launch Bilt Mastercard - a credit card that offers no fees on rent payments.
Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures backs migrant banking startup Majority in $19m seed round
Houston and Stockholm-based digital banking provider for immigrant communities in the US Majority raised $19m in seed funding.
Starling makes app available to children through Kite debit card
Starling Bank has given children aged between 6 and 16 access to an account that will enable them to view their balance and transactions and receive spending notifications.
Will the tender legalisation of bitcoin in El Salvador be an outlier?
Earlier this month, El Salvador became the first ever country to make bitcoin legal tender, alongside the US dollar. While this may spell good news for those who trade in the cryptocurrency, is El Salvador the first of many countries to legalise bitcoin or will it be a one-off?