ICYMI fintech funding round-up: Anfin, Hubuc, Intix, Pluto, Upswing, & WALO
Our weekly fintech round-up for you to get the latest funding news.
Our weekly fintech round-up for you to get the latest funding news.
The company also confirmed the acquisition of cryptocurrency fundraising platform The Giving Block.
The bank has brought in a new leadership team and implemented a new technology strategy.
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Start-up Baton “has built a unique, innovative B2B invoice payments network”, TreviPay says.
SC Ventures says TASConnect will unlock “significant value” for organisations.
Order2Cash is a B2B order-to-cash platform provider in the Netherlands.
The Atlanta-based Payrix provides embedded payment solutions for Software-as-a-Service verticals.
Tap to Pay will allow US merchants to accept cards, Apple Pay and digital wallet payments.
New approaches to Accounts Payable (AP) and payment optimisation are creating mutual value for buyers and suppliers.
Chargebee CEO says the firm solves infrastructure issues facing high-growth subscription businesses.
SME demand for finance is set to continue to grow globally in 2022.
Taulia will continue to operate as a standalone company under its own brand.
Together, Zafin and Fincad will become “one of Canada’s largest B2B fintech companies”.
Vartana is a new provider of managed checkout and BNPL options for businesses.
Ramsbacker will be developing intelligent workflow systems designed to maximise verification rates.
“We’re on a mission to help start-ups grow,” says Arc co-founder and CEO Don Muir.
The acquisition fast tracks the FundThrough’s expansion efforts in the US market.
The round saw participation from Bain Capital, NYCA and Point72 Ventures.
Since its founding in 2017, Brex has raised a total of $1.2 billion.
NetCents says Atash will have executive oversight to ensure that all key performance metrics are met.
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The agreement will see Bottomline’s shareholders receive around $57 per share in cash.
The platform says it blocks over 1,000 attacks per day against its customers.
Ameris Bank resources will allow Balboa to expand its offering, says Balboa CEO.
Tradeshift aims “to connect every company in the world, creating economic opportunity for all”.
“The market for simplifying net terms payments and embedding BNPL payment options is exploding”, CEO says.
Founded in 2018, the start-up has raised $205 million in equity and debt financing to date.
New offering is designed for hedge funds, asset managers and other institutional clients.
New funding brings the total raised to date by the start-up to $41.8m.
Funds will be used for product development and to accelerate growth in Mexico and Latin America.
The Dublin-based company will use the funding to extend country coverage and headcount.
The San Francisco-based company has now raised $100m in total funding to date.
“The two platforms are a natural fit,” says Snap co-founder Chris Myers.
Drata intends to triple its workforce within the next year.
This latest financing round brings Float’s total funding to date to around $34 million.
SAP Multi-Bank Connectivity will enhance the transactional banking experience for corporates, the bank says.
Virtual card payments made via STP cut costs and time, Bottomline says.
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Mixbank aims to provide banking and cash management for businesses without the need for a credit card.