Finastra customers can now access Active.Ai’s conversational AI retail banking app via the FusionStore
Banks and credit unions who already have access to Finastra’s FusionStore can now tap get access to Active.Ai’s conversational AI retail banking app.
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VibePay closes £1.25m round and launches a new service for businesses
VibePay, the self-stylised “social payments app”, has closed £1.25m in funding to support the launch of its new open banking-powered service.
The 35 FinTech deals from the last week that you can’t afford to miss
Keeping up with all the comings and goings of the FinTech space is far from easy, but don't worry. We've got you covered with the deals that sent shock waves across the sector in the last week.
Karat launches credit cards to get influencers and YouTube creators a new credit line
Getting accepted for credit at traditional banks is not always easy for influencers, but that is a problem Karat is trying to solve.
Thought Machine ups its Series B round to reach a sizeable $125m
Cloud native core banking technology firm Thought Machine has secured an additional $42m to its Series B, bringing the round’s total value to a hefty $125m.
Seeqc scores $22.4m in its Series A led by EQT
Seeqc, a digital quantum computing company, has scored $22.4m in its Series A round, which was led by EQT Ventures.
DoJ files suit to block Visa’s acquisition of Plaid
Visa's $5.3bn acquisition of Plaid was supposed to be one of the biggest FinTech deals this year, but the US Department of Justice seems dead set against it and has filed a suit to stop the deal.
Tink adds €85m in investment round extension
Open banking platform Tink has added another €85m to its coffers in a new investment round-extension co-led by new investor Eurazeo Growth and existing investor Dawn Capital.
What’s next for Sweden’s FinTech ecosystem?
After years of record growth and it briefly being home to Europe's most valuable FinTech, how will Sweden's emerging FinTech ecosystem come out of the Covid-19 pandemic?
Plaid could be worth $15bn after a new $600m funding round
San Francisco-based FinTech Plaid, co-founded by Zach Perret and William Hockey, is raising $600m in new funding and will reportedly be valued at as much as $15bn, according to The Information.
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