Tag: Currencycloud
Why embedded finance is opening the door to new investors
An interview between Currencycloud and financial brokerage firm DriveWealth has detailed how embedded finance is changing the investment space in wealth management.
Currencycloud, FxPro partner to launch new e-money business
Cross-border payments firm Currencycloud has partnered with global broker FxPro to offer a new e-money service called BnkPro.
PayTech Currencycloud set to be acquired by Visa in $700m deal
Visa has entered an agreement to purchase cross-border payments technology provider Currencycloud for a total of $700m.
Currencycloud highlights the rise and evolution of invoice finance
Cross-border payment technology developer CurrencyCloud has recently posted a blogpost detailing the ‘rise and evolution’ of invoice finance.
Latin America and teen-focused FinTech services are coming of age as...
Last week’s 32 FinTech rounds highlight how Latin America is exploding with new activity, how open banking has nudged closer to being fully adopted across Europe and the rising popularity of teen-focused ventures.
Currencycloud invests £1.5m into its long-term remote working strategy
Currencycloud, an embedded cross-border solutions platform for financial services, is investing £1.5m into its new remote-first working strategy.
UK FinTech industry stakeholders launch initiative to fight harassment in the...
The FinTech industry has a problem with harassment, but now the Fintech For All Charter has moved to do something about it.
Global Payments & Remittances investment declines in Q1 2020 in the...
Payments & Remittances deal activity is on track to record its worst year since 2015 as investment slowed down in the first three months...
Cross-border payment tech developer Currencycloud collects $80m in round
Cross-border B2B payments company Currencycloud has collected $80m as it looks to enter the next phase of its growth.
Currencycloud collects £10m grant to support cross-border payments
Cross-border payments provider Currencycloud has received a £10m grant to support SMEs as part of the Banking Competition Remedies (BCR) programme.










