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Online payments giant Stripe is still in no rush to go public, with co-founder John Collison telling CNBC the company...
The e-commerce giant has threatened to ban Visa cards in the U.K., and its partnerships with the likes of Affirm and Venmo give it alternative ways to accept payments — and the means to make good on that ultimatum.
Founded in 2008 in Sweden, Trustly has already built a significant base in the European open banking industry, but in recent years has built a strong presence in North America.
Based in Columbus, Ohio, Adelphi Bank has filed paperwork with the FDIC and intends to raise $20 million in equity capital if approved to open.
Daylight’s co-founder and CEO Rob Curtis shares some eye-opening statistics to help drive home the importance of serving this growing demographic. The LBGT community in the US is already 30 million strong, making it the equivalent of the population of Texas, the second-most populated state in the...
EarlyBird, a mobile app that promotes investing for kids, announced a $4 million seed round on Monday, led by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six. Other strategic partnerships in the round included Gemini's Frontier Fund along with Rarebreed Ventures, Fiat Ventures, Network Ventures, NBA Player Thaddeus Young's Reform Ventures, and Alex Lieberman, executive chairman and co-founder...
The blockchain startup Figure Technologies and other firms held talks with U.S. regulators about how to issue a stablecoin that satisfies watchdogs amid deep Washington skepticism over the fast-growing corner of the cryptocurrency market.
Financial institutions are frustrated with their technology providers’ speed to market and pace of new innovations. Is it warranted? Not necessarily, according to executives from FIS, Fiserv, and Jack Henry.