Mobile Payments

UK challenger bank Revolut has unveiled a new feature. However, its only available for its UK metal customers.

From stocktrading to teenage finances, last week's funding rounds provide plenty of things to consider for the future of the industry.

Canada-based mobile-first travel marketplace Hopper completed a $175m Series G financing.

Swedish mobile point-of-sale (POS) payments firm iZettle has raised another €60m in a round made up of debt and equity from existing backers.

Cashless payment solutions provider Nayax has received a total of $24.5m from SafeCharge across two recent investments.

Financial comparison site money.co.uk slammed buy now, pay later firm Klarna founder for claims that it offers a fairer and more equitable platform for consumer spending than credit cards.

Primer has launched UpliftAI, a first of its kind AI payments tool designed to empower online merchants to predict, optimise and deliver the highest possible authorisation rate across all global processors to drive revenue growth.

Singapore-based card payments platform CardUp has reportedly secured a $1.7m investment round to develop its offerings to the SME market.

Apple has announced a new deal for anyone signing up to get an Apple Card in June – $50 in cash back. But there is a catch.

US FinTech firm Fiserv and Goldman Sachs have introduced their first product offering from its ongoing strategic partnership.