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Amsterdam-based Factris, a fintech company that provides quick, low-cost working capital to European SMEs, announced on Monday that it has secured €50M in funding from Aegon Asset Management.
Luxembourg-based Next Gate Tech, a cloud-based fintech platform that provides SaaS solutions for the asset management industry, announced on Wednesday, April 12, that it has raised €8M in a new funding round.
London-based fintech unicorn Revolut announced on Thursday that it has launched a new banking product - Joint Accounts in the Netherlands and the European Economic Area (EEA).
Bloqhouse Technologies aims to make investing accessible to anyone, anywhere.
Amsterdam-based Change, a cryptocurrency platform for retail investors, announced on Friday that it has secured €2M in funding from…
TerraPay is a fintech mobile-first international payment network founded with the vision to send money to any mobile.
Amsterdam-based Fourthline (previously Safened), a startup that provides AI-powered and compliant KYC and AML solutions, announced on…
Raisin reached the one million customers mark recently, and claims it generated interest of €850M for them since its inception in 2012.
Barcelona-based ID Finance, a fintech company, announced on Wednesday that it has raised €30M in equity led by UK-based asset manager…
Berlin-based Monite, an API-first embedded finance workflows startup, announced on Monday, March 21, that it has secured $5M (approximately…
San Francisco-based Stripe, a financial infrastructure platform for businesses, announced on Wednesday, March 15, that it has raised more than $6.5B (approximately €6.15B) in a Series I round of funding at a $50B (approximately €47B) valuation, which is around 50 per cent lower than its 2021 valuation of $95B (approximately €79.65B).
London-based Payhawk, a spend management platform, announced on Sunday, March 12, that it has launched a new emergency Visa credit card for businesses with zero-interest rates and 60 days payment terms.
