Copenhagen-based fintech startup Cardlay inks partnership with Mastercard to roll…
Last year, Cardlay, a Danish fintech company, secured €9 million in new funding and landed a Nordic partnership with Eurocard.
Payments, neobanks, embedded finance, and the regulatory boundary between fintech innovation and the financial system it sits on top of.
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Last year, Cardlay, a Danish fintech company, secured €9 million in new funding and landed a Nordic partnership with Eurocard.
Freetrade is a challenger stockbroker that's brought mobile-first, commission-free investing to the UK. In the recent development, the…
Qonto, a neobank for SME's and freelancers founded in 2016 by Steve Anavi and Alexandre Prot, has raised $115 million (approx €103.5…
Over the last few years, the UK tech startup scene has seen unprecedented growth in every conceivable relevant metric in Europe, emerging as 'the' place to build a business.
Based out of Stockholm, Tink is an open banking platform that enables banks, fintechs, and startups to develop data-driven financial services.
If you live in France and you are under 30 years, then there is an increased possibility that you would have heard about Lydia.
A few days back, the Swedish tech bank Northmill expanded its banking offer by launching its fee-free savings account, Rebilla Reserve.
AlgoTrader, an algorithmic trading software solution for quantitative hedge funds, has recently secured 3.7 million CHF (approx €3.4 million) funding in a Series A round led by an undisclosed global Tier 1 bank.
In September 2019, Northmill was granted a banking license from Swedish FSA to conduct banking operations, which has given the tech bank new tools in the ongoing work of driving a positive change for the consumers.
Estonia has a favourable environment for tech startups, especially fintech.
Recently, Proof of Impact (“POI”), an Amsterdam-based global marketplace where one can donate or invest directly into measurable impact outcomes, has closed its first institutional investment round led by Franklin Templeton.
London-based Curve, the banking startup that consolidates multiple cards and accounts into one smart card and even smarter app, has now launched Curve Send.