16 Benelux based fintech startups that raised funding in Q1 2022; 11 of them are hiring right now
In the past few years, several fintech companies have emerged in the Benelux region - The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
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In the past few years, several fintech companies have emerged in the Benelux region - The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
Ping Payments, a Swedish payments services provider, announced that it has chosen Sentinels, an Amsterdam-based AI-powered transaction monitoring platform, to streamline its anti-money laundering (AML) controls.
Yokoy offers an all-in-one spend management solution that automates expense, invoicing and credit card processing.
Amsterdam-based challenger bank, bunq, announced on Monday that it has launched bunq Easy Savings to enable people to get returns on their savings.
Mollie claims that with its new solution for online SaaS, marketplace, and other platform businesses, Connect for Platforms, Mazda will be able to scale new products that require a ‘world-class’ commercial infrastructure.
Recharge.com, an Amsterdam-based fintech startup, announced that it has launched its services in Australia.
Payrails, a Berlin-based fintech company, has officially emerged out of stealth and secured $6.4M (approx €5.7M) in a seed round of funding…
Sentinels, an Amsterdam-based AI-powered transaction monitoring startup, announced that it has been selected by Spanish neobank Rebellion Pay to enhance and streamline its anti-money laundering (AML) compliance monitoring and risk profiling functions.
Bitvavo's goal is to bridge the gap between traditional currencies and digital assets.
Small and medium enterprises were one of the many casualties of the pandemic.
Danish fintech company Lunar announced that it has raised €70M in a Series D-2 funding round from existing investors Heartland, with participation from Kinnevik, Tencent and IDC Ventures.
Lendable, a London-based AI-powered consumer finance platform, announced that it has secured £210M (approx €250M) in a funding round at a valuation of over £3.5B (approx €4.17B).