Fintech

Stay updated on European fintech (financial technology) news covering neobanks, expense management startups, payment service providers, and more. Explore the latest innovations shaping the financial technology landscape in Europe.

The Hague’s UpToMore raises €3M to challenge BUX with the ‘most boring investment app in the Netherlands’

The Hague-based UpToMore, a fintech company, announced the launch of an investment app today that bypasses banks and brokers. Additionally, ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

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Sequoia-backed Norwegian fintech Two raises €13M to make business payments as simple as card payments

Oslo-based Two, a European B2B payments platform, has secured €13M in a strategic funding round. With this round, the company’s ...

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German fintech re:cap secures €125M for new credit facility; enters UK market

Berlin-based re:cap, a fintech company, has launched a €125M credit facility for onward lending and has expanded its operations to ...

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Amsterdam’s AI fintech scale-up Conpend secures funding: Know more

Amsterdam-based Conpend, an AI fintech scale-up, has secured a majority investment from Cape Investment Partners (CIP), an investment firm headquartered ...

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Italian fintech Sibill closes €12M Series A round led by Creandum

Milan-based Sibill, a fintech focused on financial and administrative management for SMEs, has closed a €12M Series A funding round. ...

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After securing €46M, LemFi acquires UK fintech Pillar to expand credit access for immigrants globally

Oakland, California-based LemFi, an immigrant financial services platform, announced that it has acquired UK credit fintech firm Pillar. The announcement ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

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Finland’s FinanceKey raises €3M to replace outdated corporate finance tools with real-time automation

Helsinki-based FinanceKey, a fintech company, has announced a €3M seed funding round. The funding will be used to grow its ...

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Ali Niknam (bunq) believes a US dollar stablecoin could be ‘transformational’

Ali Niknam yesterday hinted at a US Dollar stablecoin revolution for developing nations during Money 20/20 Europe panel in Amsterdam. ...

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Dutch fintech unicorn Mollie sees 28% revenue jump, gross profit up 30% in 2024: Know more

Amsterdam-based Mollie, a financial services provider, announced its financial results for 2024. The Dutch fintech unicorn achieved strong financial performance. ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

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Money 2020 Europe: Klarna launches debit card in the US, Revolut goes EPI, and Pay by Bank app in Germany

Money 2020 Europe kicked off today in Amsterdam for its annual edition. With the financial world still recovering from the ...

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Utrecht-based fintech startup SurePay secures growth investment

Utrecht-based SurePay, a payment verification software company, has secured a new strategic growth investment from Carlyle Europe Technology Partners (CETP), ...

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UK’s payments tech provider Dojo secures investment of €168.6M: Know more

London-based Dojo, a payments technology provider, has announced an investment of $190M (nearly €168.66M) from global investment firm Vitruvian Partners. ...

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Fintech

Stay updated on European fintech (financial technology) news covering neobanks, expense management startups, payment service providers, and more. Explore the latest innovations shaping the financial technology landscape in Europe.

The Hague’s UpToMore raises €3M to challenge BUX with the ‘most boring investment app in the Netherlands’

The Hague-based UpToMore, a fintech company, announced the launch of an investment app today that bypasses banks and brokers. Additionally, ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

|

Sequoia-backed Norwegian fintech Two raises €13M to make business payments as simple as card payments

Oslo-based Two, a European B2B payments platform, has secured €13M in a strategic funding round. With this round, the company’s ...

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German fintech re:cap secures €125M for new credit facility; enters UK market

Berlin-based re:cap, a fintech company, has launched a €125M credit facility for onward lending and has expanded its operations to ...

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Amsterdam’s AI fintech scale-up Conpend secures funding: Know more

Amsterdam-based Conpend, an AI fintech scale-up, has secured a majority investment from Cape Investment Partners (CIP), an investment firm headquartered ...

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Italian fintech Sibill closes €12M Series A round led by Creandum

Milan-based Sibill, a fintech focused on financial and administrative management for SMEs, has closed a €12M Series A funding round. ...

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After securing €46M, LemFi acquires UK fintech Pillar to expand credit access for immigrants globally

Oakland, California-based LemFi, an immigrant financial services platform, announced that it has acquired UK credit fintech firm Pillar. The announcement ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

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Finland’s FinanceKey raises €3M to replace outdated corporate finance tools with real-time automation

Helsinki-based FinanceKey, a fintech company, has announced a €3M seed funding round. The funding will be used to grow its ...

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Ali Niknam (bunq) believes a US dollar stablecoin could be ‘transformational’

Ali Niknam yesterday hinted at a US Dollar stablecoin revolution for developing nations during Money 20/20 Europe panel in Amsterdam. ...

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Dutch fintech unicorn Mollie sees 28% revenue jump, gross profit up 30% in 2024: Know more

Amsterdam-based Mollie, a financial services provider, announced its financial results for 2024. The Dutch fintech unicorn achieved strong financial performance. ...

Vigneshwar Ravichandran

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Money 2020 Europe: Klarna launches debit card in the US, Revolut goes EPI, and Pay by Bank app in Germany

Money 2020 Europe kicked off today in Amsterdam for its annual edition. With the financial world still recovering from the ...

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Utrecht-based fintech startup SurePay secures growth investment

Utrecht-based SurePay, a payment verification software company, has secured a new strategic growth investment from Carlyle Europe Technology Partners (CETP), ...

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UK’s payments tech provider Dojo secures investment of €168.6M: Know more

London-based Dojo, a payments technology provider, has announced an investment of $190M (nearly €168.66M) from global investment firm Vitruvian Partners. ...

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