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18 FinTech funding rounds you missed last week
Despite coronavirus fears, the last week saw a number of FinTech companies raise money.
NIUM partners with Frente Corretora de Cmbio to provide cross-border payments...
Singapore-based global financial platform NIUM has become the latest FinTech player to make a push into Latin America through a new partnership.
Brazilian RegTech idwall has reportedly raised $10m through a round led...
The venture capital arm of Qualcomm has reportedly led a $10m investment round into Brazilian onboarding technology startup idwall. The RegTech firm will use the...
Stripe is officially launching in Mexico as Latin America’s FinTech scene...
Mexico City is due to welcome Stripe as the payments giant becomes the latest FinTech stakeholder to bet on the opportunities in Latin America.
Why are lawmakers worried about the Facebook-backed cryptocurrency Libra?
Mark Zuckerberg endured a serious grilling this week as lawmakers around the world continue to express their concerns about Libra. The Facebook CEO did not...
JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs reportedly refused involvement with Facebook-backed cryptocurrency Libra
Investment banks JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are no strangers to betting on big tech ventures, but even they seem to have shunned Libra.
Stripe lands $35bn valuation after closing a new $250m Series F...
The payment processing unicorn Stripe has joined the Silicon Valley elite after netting a $250m funding round and a $35bn valuation.
Stripe launches payment services to 7 new markets
Stripe, payments processing giant, has launched its services in services in Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Portugal.
Stripe releases new financing service for internet businesses
Payments processor Stripe has released a new service aimed at improving the access to capital for internet businesses.
How to prevent a decline in payments post SCA
With less than a month until the final deadline of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), fears around preparedness are still prevalent and firms are trying to ensure there will not be a fall in payments come September 14.