These venture capital firms are investing in young companies that could help small financial institutions meet their growing technology needs.
Amount, a leading technology provider for financial institutions, and global modern card issuing platform Marqeta (NASDAQ: MQ) announced today the first virtual card and loan origination partnership to help banks rapidly enter the buy now, pay later (BNPL) space.
With new data, financial institutions — both digital and traditional — can see which neobanks can claim to be on top in 66 countries.
Four years ago, I was using this slide in my presentations. As I blogged at the time: “Those who recognise that banks are doing 1000 things average, will naturally come together to do 1000 things brilliantly.” The idea was that FinTech start-ups would start to align with each other to …
A valuation of between £3bn and £4bn is anticipated, marking a significant jump for the neobank.
Marqeta (NASDAQ: MQ) a leading card issuance and management platform, is on a roll having announced multiple partnerships in the past few days. Today, Marqeta is revealing a collaboration with Bill.com (NYSE: BILL) to facilitate new commercial card products for its institutional clients. Bill.com is
The card network is working with new partners such as FIS and Moneris to connect banks, fintechs and merchants on its Visa Installments Solution platform. Its goal is to provide access to a broader spectrum of consumers than these companies can reach in one-off deals, CEO Al Kelly said.
Mastercard credit card holders can soon be rewarded with bitcoin. Huh?
On episode 24 I talk with Carl-Alain Memnon of Grain. Grain is the Digital Credit Card for Everyone, they provide a line of credit based on your cash flow, not your credit score.
Antitrust investigators are scrutinizing financial incentives Visa gave to Square, Stripe and PayPal.