Fintech API firm Railz raises $12m in Series A funding round
Toronto-based start-up aims to solve “universal challenge for SMEs”.
Toronto-based start-up aims to solve “universal challenge for SMEs”.
The fintech started off as a robo-advisor back in 2014.
Featuring CRED, OneStream Software, Loopio, Patreon, and Ramp.
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
King brings funding, market entry, and growth expertise.
Canada is a difficult market for challengers to crack.
CWB extends a partnership with Temenos that stretched back to 2012.
Lonas joins to spearhead the firm’s product development.
Interac will use its e-Transfer service in the design, construction and maintenance of the system.
Featuring Fraction, BharatPe, Agibank, Monzo, and Coinsquare.
The funding is a combination of equity and debt financing.
Jonathan Klein joins the neobank from Wayfair.
The incident compromised the data of nearly 9.7 million Canadians.
The acquisition strengthens its portfolio as an end-to-end digital payments solution provider.
The start-up hopes to speed up go-to-market times.
RTR marks a big step in modernising Canada’s payments system.
Former Absolute Software man joins up with Trulioo next week.
“The opportunity to reduce our total cost of ownership was a key driver,” says bank.
FundThrough aims to eliminate the “wait” for SME payments
Wealthsimple serves some 1.5 million users.
The Montreal-based firm saw a surge in demand increase share prices from $20 to $45.
Oracle has also picked up a new deal in Bangladesh.
The Canadian firm plans a front-to-back revamp.
It also faced charges of compliance and supervision failures.
Canadian firms partner up to debut new card.
Kris Hansen heads back to venture capital backers to build “new adventure”.
TSYS adds a few years to ongoing payments deal with TD Bank.
The Canadian bank aims to run thousands of simulations for “millions of data points.”
Affirm will power instalment payments for ‘Shop Pay’.
It aims to increase the proportion of non-white executive hires to 30% from 20%.
The fintech is moving into wealth and expanding to the US.
The regulators will build a “referral mechanism” between their fintech sandboxes.
Wellington Holbrook promised earlier this year he wouldn’t be moving far.
The start-up helps banks avoid the security risk of replicating data.
Big Blue to outfit Canadian CUs across three provinces.
Since 2015, Flagstone says it has facilitated £5 billion in deposits.
TransferGo, Penta and Money Mover were early participants in the pilot programme.
Some trading apps see their future in the saving market.
The Canadian firm has an ongoing partnership with Microsoft.
“People don’t want to tell strangers how bad they’re doing with their finances,” says founder.