JP Morgan extends partnership with AccessFintech
This is the first custodian to collaborate with them on real-time transparency.
This is the first custodian to collaborate with them on real-time transparency.
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Tony Stark’s, Jarvis, may have some competition.
In an extension to a Series C round launched in October.
Standard Chartered, MUFG and other existing investors participated in the round.
Circle Pay app accounts will undergo changes starting on 8 July 2019.
The funds will enable the company to scale-up its business.
Greater automation and better use of standards would benefit the FX market.
Companies will no longer be able to charge interest on money repaid within offer period.
The Norwegian financial services group will also implement 11:FS Foundry.
The capital would be used within the next 18 months.
The new solution is expected to enable flexibility in services and pricing.
The group will also take on the employees of ECPI, ESG unit in Milan.
The company wants to target health and safety-related markets.
The Aussie fintech will use the funds to fuel the company’s international reach.
It follows Wave’s recent acquisition of Every.
Targeting the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) market.
The fintech has grown by more than 400% in 12 months.
The cybersecurity firm has raised a further $300 million.
The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.
The Brazilian lendtech provides credit with houses or vehicles as collateral.
The Irish paytech will create over 200 new jobs in the next 18 months.
The company also hopes to encourage cross-border trade with CEE countries and Africa.
Users can use QR code payments with their home apps in ten European countries.
Trade options will be settled by smart contract.
The fintech offers ‘dynamic discounting’.
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The exchange has its eyes set on bridging the gap between the MENA region and the rest of the world.
The round hit its target in less than 72 hours.
It is understood to be replacing Finastra’s treasury system.
The bank is also looking out for more partnerships to push AI capabilities.
It proposes more transparency for better customer experience.
The fintech doesn’t have a banking licence – yet.
The San Francisco-based start-up expects integrations with Visa and MasterCard.
The suite has been re-branded as Origins.
The platform aims to make investment available to everyone, not just high net-worth investors.
Beyond human. Dreaming of a fintech tomorrow.
FinMechanics is seeking additional implementation partners and initial Europe-based sites.
As part of its Brexit preparations, UK fintechs and payment services must also prepare for visits from the CSSF.
DumaCard gives businesses in Africa access to new markets by enabling cross-border online payments.