Danish challenger Kompasbank lands banking licence
The neobank aims to target the SME sector in Europe.
The neobank aims to target the SME sector in Europe.
The round was led by IAG Silverstripe and featured existing investors.
The fintech focuses on those disproportionately affected by insufficient credit histories.
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
Sable offers both debit and credit accounts for new arrivals.
It wants to give freelancers an “all-in-one” banking app.
India is home to just two self-made female billionaires.
In 2019, Americans spent $95.7 billion on their pets.
Baltic Amber Systems beat “several” competitors to the deal.
A round-up of recent investments clinched by the UK fintech start-ups.
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
Ikigai is charging a flat £10-a-month fee to early access users.
The new EVP likens Dify’s potential to PayPal’s market disruptor status.
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The start-up’s partner is National Bank of Ras Al Khaimah.
The capital will boost Starling’s lending, launch Starling in Europe, and underpin M&A.
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The round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Previously, Jack Dorsey’s fintech partnered with Celtic Bank for banking products.
The bank will offer loans to local authorities at lower rates to support new projects.
In the next two years, ZikZuk intends to take itself across the globe.
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“We’re building a backend on a global level,” says co-founder.
Three UK banking services start-ups have landed investment recently.
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The bank has raised £429 million to date from eight funding rounds.
We highlight a series of funding rounds that may have passed you by.
The deal follows Zytara’s launching of its own stablecoin.
By the end of this year, Open wants to turn 1.8m into 5m customers.
Oraan’s research found that savings – particularly for women – just wasn’t tapped into.
The start-up is now looking to raise £5 million from institutional investors.
What’s needed is an industry-wide effort to stamp out poor practice and make services inclusive.
Opera made two fintech-focused acquisitions last year.
The start-up intends to be a true representation of the country’s 7.6m population.
Pakrashi says his wants “to get back” to his roots at Cape.
The first stop along the way is a new product launch in Norway.
A deep dive and step-by-step comparison of US banks’ and EU challengers’ capabilities.
He brings over 18 years of data expertise in academia and fintechs.
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Currently, the start-up makes money on partial interchange fees.