Temenos, a Swiss-based banking software company, announced that its Banking Cloud platform has been selected to power M1 Finance’s Invest, Borrow and Spend products on its Super App, according to a press release.
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dLocal, an Uruguay-based fintech offering cross-border payments technology for global merchants, announced releasing three new fraud management tools for its tech stack.
New York City-based fintech startup Extend, whose platform enables rapid creation of digital payment cards, plans to extend its reach thanks to a $40 million Series B round of funding. Santa Monica, California-based March Capital led the round, with participation from B Capital, Point72 Ventures, Fintech Collective, Reciprocal Ventures, Wells Fargo and Pacific Western Bank. […]
Digital mortgage startup Maxwell raised another $52.5 million in financing. CEO John Paasonen says the firm is on pace to facilitate $70 billion in loan volume
Payveris, a real-time money movement provider and subsidiary of Paymentus, announced the launch of its new Bill Center solution, which allows financial institutions to offer consumers a comprehensive view of their bills and financial obligations, according to a press release.
Stripe and Klarna, two of the world’s largest private fintechs announced a strategic partnership that will offer BNPL at Stripe merchant terminals, according to a press release.
Holiday shopping abound and lasting pandemic effects have changed the landscape for how people conduct services online. However, with greater digital presence comes greater digital exposure, leaving businesses and users vulnerable to fraud. One company poised to help tip those scales is fintech unicorn Socure.
CB Insights released its Q3 2021 fintech report today, with highlights including $31.3 billion in funding representing a 147% YoY increase, 43 new unicorns and a new high for global fintech exits with 664 to date this year.
Ocrolus, a startup aimed to change the way financial documents are analyzed via automation, introduced its new platform targeted to fintech developers Monday at Money 20/20. The platform, coined “Build on Ocrolus”, enables developers to leverage custom applications that automate document-driven workflows in lending.
Torpago, a corporate card and spend management platform headquartered in San Francisco, announced raising $77 million in funding today, including a $2 million seed round led by Operate, according to a press release.
