Amsterdam-based fintech Dyme of ‘Dragons' Den’ fame raises €2M from Peak Capital, others
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Keeping track of finance can be a tricky thing!
Mercuryo is a cross-border payments network that enables businesses to send and receive payments for goods and services using cryptocurrencies.
Tink is an open banking platform that enables banks, fintechs and startups to develop data-driven financial services.
Based out of Berlin, Myos enables fast and flexible financing to prevent retailers from experiencing bottlenecks, allowing them to expand their assortment and grow significantly faster.
Amsterdam-based payment service provider, Mollie has secured $800M (approx €672M) in a Series C funding led by Blackstone Growth (BXG), Blackstone’s growth equity investing business.
Wise provides customers with a lower-cost alternative to traditional means of moving money internationally.
In the latest development, Amsterdam-based challenger bank, bunq has reportedly secured €160M investment at a valuation of €1.65B. The Dutch company raised this investment from an undisclosed British private equity firm for 10 per cent of the equity.
finleap connect enables partners to connect to more than 3,600 banks across Europe through a single API, processing over 65 million transactions per month.
Checkout.com has acquired Estonian software development company, Icefire; claims this as its largest acquisition to date.
Klarna's Comparison Shopping Service (CSS) program was created by Google to help diversify the search results for Product Listing Ads (PLA).
Upflow is a software company building a payment platform for B2B businesses.
According to Klarna, the capital was raised to support international expansion and further capture global retail growth.