Tag: Marqeta
Visa buys stake in Global Processing Services
Payment giant Visa has made a strategic investment into Global Processing Services (GPS), a payments issuer processor.
Marqeta extends partnership with Mastercard alongside fresh investment
Card issuing company Marqeta has received an investment from Mastercard, alongside a deepening of their global partnership.
FinTech companies launch Fintech Equality Coalition to fight racial inequality
FinTech leaders have joined forces to launch the Fintech Equality Coalition to actively fight inequality within the industry and society in large.
nCino’s shares jumped over 160% in its first day of trading
Banking technology company nCino has finally gone public, with the price of its shares skyrocketing in its first day of trading.
Swiss neobank YAPEAL has picked Marqeta to power its digital wallet
The European challenger bank YAPEAL has launched a new digital wallet with the help of Marqeta's modern card issuing platform.
FinTech unicorn Marqeta prepares for IPO
Rumours about Marqeta going public have found new energy as sources say the payment card issuing startup is in talks with investment banks for an initial public offering (IPO).
The 35 FinTech deals from the last week that you can’t...
Keeping up with all the comings and goings of the FinTech space is far from easy, but don't worry. We've got you covered with the deals that sent shock waves across the sector in the last week.
Marqeta bags $150m in new valuations amidst speculations it’s going public...
FinTech unicorn Marqeta has more than doubled its official valuation to $4.3bn on the back of a $150m funding round.
Nearly half of consumers see fraud as a cost of the...
Worryingly, 42% of consumers in the UK consumers see fraud as a cost of living in an increasingly digital economy, according to a survey from card issuing platform Marqeta.
How the UK is still appealing to investors despite Brexit
Ever since the UK voted to leave Europe in 2016, there has been a cloud of uncertainty on the FinTech market. Most discussions painted it as doom and gloom, but the amount of capital still being deployed to the country’s FinTechs, suggests things might be fine.