Digital Banking Weekly #39
5th April 2020 - 12th of April 2020
π³ Fintech firm Curve has joined a growing number of firms investigating the usage of numberless cards, launching a new range for the investors in its latest funding round π Read more
πΈ Enterprise software and security company Privitar has raised $80 million in a Series C funding round led by Warburg Pincus, ABN Amro also participated π Read more
π¦ Finanteq, a software and consulting company offers free digital banking tools till the end of the pandemic π Read more
π¦ Visa backs open banking and compliance platform Railsbank π Read more
π° βSilaβ, the banking and payments API platform for software teams announced the closing of a $7.7M seed funding round π Read more
ππ° Hong Kong startup Neat raises $11 million Series A to give small companies more financial services π Read more
πΈ Challenger bank 86 400 raises $34 million led by Morgan Stanley π Read more
π Mastercard commits $250 million to support small businessβ financial security π Read more
π§ Neuros, a UK challenger bank still in the making, is set to launch later this year to help the countryβs neurodiverse population, starting with autism sufferers π Read more
π―π΅ Paidy, a Japanese fintech startup that allows customers to make online purchases without credit cards, announced today that it has raised a $48 million Series C π Read more
π How banks can acquire customers within 3 minutes amid Covid lockdowns? π Read more
π¦ Starling Bank supporting small businesses through the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme π Read more
β Payments app MuchBetter has joined forces with Swiss outfit Winwatch to launch an analogue watch that can make contactless payments π Read more
πΈ Australian challenger bank 86 400 has closed a $34 million Series A round, taking total equity capital to $90 million as it aims to build a $2 billion mortgage book π Read more
π± Revolut backs cryptocurrency as safe haven amidst Coronavirus crisis π Read more
