Latin America exchange Bitso is putting down roots in Colombia as it furthers a sandbox project with a major local bank.
Plurall says it intends to “deliver mission-critical financial services” to entrepreneurs and SMEs left out by digital-first banking and financial services.
A slew of conferences, associations, new regulations and nonfungible token projects as well as the global bull market made last year an intriguing one for the region.
Brazil's PayHop announced that it received a R$11.5 (US$2.2) million investment round led by Serasa Experian's investment arm.
The all-stock deal for the banking-infrastructure firm is Sofi CEO Anthony Noto’s latest move to transform the onetime student lender into a one-stop financial shop.
Embedded finance is the “embedding” of banking software into a non-banking company’s operations. What makes it interesting is that it creates new revenue opportunities for both fintechs and banks.
Banks looking to capitalize on the booming banking-as-a-service business can study the strategy of MetaBank, a top fintech partner bank.
Despite infrastructure and regulatory setbacks, Ecobank's Osahon Akpata says Africa's payment sector has a bright future as banks and FinTechs work together.
Bitcoin sank as low as $36,370 early Tuesday, its lowest level in more than two weeks.
So I blog about money laundering and state versus individual, and find two interesting threads that relate to both. First, if you’re a libertarian then think again. The state is going to crackdown. From ZDNet: Cybercriminals managed to launder at least $8.6 billion worth of cryptocurrency in 2021, according to …