Paytronix locks down $10m in new investment round to keep supporting restaurants through the...
Customer experience management company Paytronix Systems has secured $10m in funding to ensure it is on sound financial footing through the COVID-19 crisis.
Payment service provider Mollie collects €90m in Series B round
FinTech Mollie has closed a €90m Series B funding round, taking the total amount raised by the company to €115m.Technology-focused growth equity investor TCV...
Latin American success stories and celebrities among the 29 FinTech rounds raised last week
Latin American ventures, Iron Man-backed enterprises and buy now pay later startups among the big winners of the 29 FinTech funding rounds reported on last week.
Deutsche Bank joins forces with PayTech Silverflow to build new payment tech stack
Banking giant Deutsche Bank teamed up with NL-based Silverflow to launch new payment solutions for corporate banking clients in Germany and PSPs across Europe and the US.
ProjectPay unveils platform to streamline construction industry payments
UK payment platform ProjectPay has introduced a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform to help simplify and streamline payments in the building and construction industry.
SoftPOS vendor Phos raises €2m to scale its mobile payment offering
SoftPOS FinTech startup Phos has secured €2m in funding as it plans a Series A round later in the year.
Neo Financial receives grant to support new jobs in Canadian state of Manitoba
Neo Financial, a FinTech helping consumers to spend, save and earn rewards, has received a $1.6m grant from the Province of Manitoba – a Canadian state – to support the FinTech company’s growth in the region.
Nigerian BNPL platform CredPal collects bridge round
CredPal, a Nigerian FinTech company that offers buy now, pay later services, has reportedly collected $15m in a bridge round comprised of equity and debt.
Health Payment Accounts creator Paytient nabs $33m
Paytient, which created the Health Payment Accounts (HPAs), has raised $40.5m for its Series B round, which was composed of debt and equity.
ING to sell 85% stake in FinTech subsidiary to Alpha Group
Global financial Institution ING is set to sell 85% of its FinTech subsidiary Cobase to to Alpha Group.
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