Chaos Labs lands $55m Series A led by Haun Ventures
Chaos Labs will use its latest funding to develop new products and expand its risk management platform.
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Chaos Labs will use its latest funding to develop new products and expand its risk management platform.
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Screena’s solution enhances customer onboarding by verifying entities against various sanctioned party lists.
The cuts are in response to “slower than expected revenue growth”.
Clearshift is to continue managing the division’s payment and compliance functions.
Agora will use the funding to “accelerate its expansion efforts” and further develop its product offerings.
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The deal has a total potential consideration of up to $27 million based on certain conditions.
The bank is looking to expand its digital financial wellness offerings for its retail customers.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Ziv has previously been CEO at Kissterra, Earnix and Pontis in recent years.
The bank is to instate Pagaya’s AI tech within its Simple Loan function.
The new facility consists of a $255 million term loan and a $25 million revolver.
Kriya aims to use the facility to enhance its offerings for B2B retailers.
This latest investment brings Pontera’s total funding to date to $160 million.
Jifiti says it can now provide clients with a broader range of payment products and pan-European solutions.
The start-up plans to use some of the funding to fuel its expansion across Europe.
Mart initially joined the fintech in August 2020, just before it landed its unicorn status.
The partnership intends to accelerate the pace of digital banking transformation throughout the Levant region.
Barak has 22 years of experience in cloud infrastructure, big data and AI.
With the fresh investment, ThetaRay plans on expediting its international expansion “across continents”.
Payoneer says the start-up’s tech will help it to “better understand and serve customers”.
The launch comes just days after the company secured $17 million in a Series A funding round.
ThetaRay currently engages around one billion end users and monitors over 15 billion transactions per year.
To facilitate its expansion, the start-up has submitted licence applications in multiple European countries.
40Seas offers financing for SMEs involved in global commerce.
Amex plans to “integrate Nipendo’s team, technology and capabilities” to boost its B2B payments offerings.
Shield plans to boost its growth in existing markets and expand into new ones, including the US.
ThetaRay says its Sonar solution helps to “effectively identify truly suspicious cases”.
Viola had previously invested £75 million in the company to support its entry into the business loans segment.
Noble plans on using the new funding to hire new team members and aid product development.
The firm will leverage Salt Edge’s Account Information API and data enrichment solutions.
The transaction is expected to close in H2 2022 subject to regulatory approvals.
The fresh capital takes the company’s total funding to $87 million.
Imagen is Rewire’s first acquisition and will enable it to provide prepaid debit cards in Israel.
The company intends to use the capital to “make it even easier for companies to launch and succeed”.
The round saw participation from Citi, State Street, Blumberg Capital, LionBird Ventures and Team8 Capital.
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Apollo partner Joshua Black will also join Liquidity’s board of directors.
Apollo Fintech will deploy Sonar on its new bank-to-bank payments service Knox Wire.