Mobile payments company QFPay said to raise $20m in funding
Mobile payments solution QFPay has reportedly raised $20m in funding to support its international expansion plans.
PhonePe partially spins out of Flipkart and raises $700m
PhonePe is partially spinning out from Flipkart and has raised $700m in a round led by Walmart and supported by prior investors.
Thai event startup Event Pop raises Series A from corporate venture duo
Event ticketing and payments company Event Pop Holdings has raised an undisclosed Series A round from the venture capital arms of Intouch Holdings and...
18 FinTech funding rounds you missed last week
Despite coronavirus fears, the last week saw a number of FinTech companies raise money.
Klarna rival Laybuy hauls in A$35m to boost its footprint in the UK
New Zealand-based buy now pay later firm Laybuy has closed a A$35m capital raise to further its push into the UK market.
Square beats Wall Street expectations, reports 41% revenue jump
Mobile payments company Square beat Wall Street’s expectations to report a 41% year-on-year jump in revenue for the second quarter of 2016.
Spendesk completes ?8m funding to support Europe expansion
Online payments company Spendesk has completed a ?2m funding round, alongside the launch of its plastic card and mobile app solution.
Samsung taps Curve for the launch of its new Samsung Pay Card
Samsung and Curve have partnered up to launch the all-new Samsung Pay Card to make spending easier and safer.
Could Christmas be the death knell for credit card payments?
A recent report by Klarna has found that one in two UK consumers are planning to discard their credit card entirely for Christmas shopping this year.
Japanese mobile payments company Coiney wraps up $7.1m
Japanese mobile payments firm Coiney has raised ¥800m ($7.1m) in a Series B round of funding. The Tokyo-based firm offers a range of payments technologies to merchants.
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