Possible Finance definitely raises $4m funding
Stunning Seattle-based lendtech looking for fintech nirvana.
Stunning Seattle-based lendtech looking for fintech nirvana.
Including an AI hardware centre for research.
TVC Capital leads funding round in US provider of cloud-based tools.
Digital wealth management company is in a happy Silicon Valley.
Plans for US and Japan expansion.
US company gets investment from Goldman Sachs.
Features an investment record, Stripe, Global Financial Innovation Network, Swift and R3.
Data from CB Insights shows a 120% increase from 2017.
US-based trading platform looking to broaden its services.
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The auto insurance firm will invest in its API platform.
Latest round puts paytech’s valuation at $22.5 billion.
Alongside a partnership to create educational content.
US payments firm focuses on retailers and brand land.
It opens the round with investment by Amnis Ventures
Plans to use DLT for credit union-focused platform.
An early-stage fintech company needs more than just capital investment to get its products off the ground.
Following a great year in revenue and expansion.
Series B round led by Valar Ventures.
San Francisco-based firm offers free banking services to freelancers.
Mobile paytech now has a total of $20 million.
New investors include American Bankers Association and Accenture.
Provided by Calculus Capital.
Series A funding round led by Mountain Nazca.
Will use funds for action in data management and lending space.
Round led by Vistara Capital Partners, Beedie Capital, and Accenture Ventures.
The deal in Indiana was valued in the “multi-millions”.
Follows on from $44 million in last year’s Series A round.
Aiming to support start-ups and digital health firms.
To expand in Mexico and neighbouring markets.
San Francisco-based start-up will still operate independently.
Texas-based accounting platform seeks expansion via “business OS”.
The US company will spin off its credit card business, Mission Lane, as a separate, stand-alone entity.
Mobile challenger bank is now valued at $2.7 billion.
Busy bank shows more interest in invisible payments.
Series A round led by Information Venture Partners.
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Arthur Ventures leads the round with Coinbase participating.
Brings US firm’s total funding to just over $72 million.