Tag: Currencycloud

Currencycloud, which builds international payment solutions and infrastructure, has teamed up with Switzerland-based Velanis AG to support the launch of Swinto.

While banks held sway as the dominant power in finance for decades, the rise of FinTechs is creating a new challenge for banks in maintaining the number one spot.

Currencycloud has revealed that it has been granted an Australian Financial Services (AFS) licence by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

Wombat Invest, a micro-investment platform, has partnered with Currencycloud to launch its new instant investment solution to aid instant investors in the UK and US markets.

While the US may be leading the way globally in FinTech and FinTech innovation, the European market is proving to be a pacesetter. Two key markets are France and Germany, with both markets in a tight race to be number two.

Recent work by Currencycloud has suggested that the gap in differences between traditional lending and payments is narrowing.

Cross-border payments firm Currencycloud has teamed with Lemonade Finance to provide immigrants and companies with a simpler experience for sending money home to Africa.

Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a huge increase in the amount of cross-border payment and ecommerce sales taking place.

Although more women are entering the FinTech industry, their representation in leadership positions is lacking. Female executives in the industry provide their thoughts on how much of the blame lies with society, and what those hoping to break glass ceilings can do about it.

Currencycloud has teamed with Moov, a developer platform focused on payments, in order to bolster payment capabilities for each other’s customers.