PayTech

Orum is a new FinTech platform that has the aim of improving the real-time moving of money and has reportedly raised its first institutional investment to support its development.

Buy now, pay later company Splitit is reportedly looking to top up its finances with a new round after Covid-19 changed consumers spending habits.

As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc in the global economy, FinTech companies have continued to raise capital. Here's what the rounds from the past seven days tell us.

Commerzbank is the latest company to feel the shock waves of Wirecard's collapse, with the beleaguered firm having had a €200m ($237.51m) credit facility with the German lender.

Technology giant Apple has reportedly acquired mobile payment technology developer Mobeewave to potentially transform iPhones into payment terminals.

Buy now, pay later company Affirm may be the next FinTech to be eyeing an initial public offering, which could see it valued at a mammoth $10bn.

hey, which helps businesses in Japan create online stores and accept cashless payments in-store, has closed a Series E round led by global private equity investor Bain Capital Tech Opportunities.

The European Digital Payments Industry Alliance (EDPIA) has named payments infrastructure developer SIA as the latest member of the group.

ClearBank and Tide have formed a partnership to help UK SMEs recover from the coronavirus crisis.

FinTech startup Neats has its mind set on upping its cross-border transaction service for SMEs after raising $11m in a series A round.