Project Imagine unveils cloud-based banking services platform Pi1
E-money institution and investment firm Project Imagine has launched Pi1, a cloud-based digital banking services platform, to support banks and FinTechs around the world.
Hardbacon secures $50,000 grant to develop AI tool
Hardbacon, a budgeting and investment tracking mobile app, has netted $50,000 in a funding round to support its AI development.
Catch up on the 35 big FinTech funding rounds from the last week
Amidst the coronavirus crisis, many FinTech companies have still been able to raise big rounds. Here are 35 of the successful investment stories that...
EverUp storms past its crowdfunding target with several days still left on the fundraise
EverUp, which offers a mobile-based money account that rewards making savings, has stormed past its crowdfunding target to raise up to £286,302.
Growth Capital Ventures picks up £750,000 from Finance Durham Fund
Investment startup Growth Capital Ventures has secured £750,000 in new investment from Finance Durham Fund.
Nexi, Fiskl collaborate to bolster open banking services
FinTech mobile platform Fiskl has partnered with PayTech leader Nexi to bolster the latter’s open banking offering.
AOC calls for hearing into why Robinhood locked users out from GameStop trading
Democratic representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has called for an inquiry into why Robinhood shut users out of trading GameStop stocks.
Zip strengthens grip on BNPL market with Twisto, Spotii acquisitions
Australian buy now, pay later (BNPL) company Zip will expand into Europe and the Middle with the purchases of BNPL competitors Twisto and Spotii.
How cybersecurity startups and neobanks scooped the most funds among last week’s 42 investment...
While Covid-19 continues to haunt us, the FinTech industry continues to rake in millions of dollars. Neobanks and cybersecurity companies were the top-scoring sectors to raise investment among the 42 rounds that FinTech Global reported on last week.
Telr launches BNPL platform following tabby partnership
Dubai-based payments gateway company Telr introduced a buy now, pay later (BNPL) solution after entering a partnership with compatriot BNPL firm tabby.