AccessPay bags $24m in mix of equity and debt to fuel product development plans
The latest funding will help drive the Manchester-based firm’s expansion into the US.
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The time is now to update your finance operations
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AccessPay gets £9m investment for wealthtech connections
As leading investor Beringea looks for investments in north of UK.
Manchester’s fintech firms answer London’s calling
Closer ties with Manchester’s burgeoning fintech community could benefit London’s financial services firms.
Selling VocaLink to MasterCard will kill innovation in UK payments
The proposed sale of Vocalink to MasterCard, threatens to “kill innovation” in UK payments. This is the damning verdict of AccessPay CEO, Anish Kapoor, who is calling on payments experts to come together to voice their opinions and thoughts, before a final decision is reached. In the time it takes you to read this blog […]
Top fintech stories this week – 13 May 2016
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place! Perception brings to market new core platform UK credit unions, lenders and start-up banks take note. ING adds some zing to start-up ring It’s working with 45 start-ups on banking innovation. Punjab National Bank to modernise enterprise data […]
Cloud nine for UK start-up AccessPay with £1m Barclays backing
Barclays is providing £1 million in funding to UK-based AccessPay to support its growth and further develop their relationship. Access Systems (trading as AccessPay) provides a cloud-based connectivity layer between a business’s finance systems, their banks and “all of the major” UK and international payment networks such as BACS, Swift, SEPA, Faster Payments and Direct […]
Barclays launches cloud contingency payments with AccessPay
Barclays has launched a cloud-based contingency payment service for corporates, which the bank says will help corporates to make payments even if they are unable to use their primary channel, for example during an internet outage. The deal comes as financial institutions and corporates increase their focus on risk mitigation.
