November 24, 2020 No Comments Banking, Europe, financial services, financial technology, mobile payments, monzo, N26, online payments, PayPal, peer to peer, Revolut, TC, United States, up, Venmo
Looking to emulate Venmo, JoomPay preps a Euro launch for easy bill splitting and cash payments JoomPay, a startup with a similar product to PayPayl-owned Venmo in the US, is set to launch in Europe shortly after being granted a Luxembourg Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license. The app allows people to send […]
November 19, 2020 No Comments 500 startups, africa, Amazon, america, Apple, Banking, Bezos Expeditions, Chipper Cash, e-commerce, Facebook, financial services, Ghana, Goldman Sachs, Ham Serunjogi, hsbc, Interswitch, Iowa, jeff bezos, joe montana, kenya, liquid 2 ventures, Maijid Moujaled, mastercard, mobile payments, Nigeria, online payments, p2p, paystack, Ribbit, Ribbit Capital, Rwanda, San Francisco, series B, South Africa, stripe, Tanzania, TC, Tesla, Uganda, United States, Venture Capital, visa, worldremit, Yahoo
African fintech startup Chipper Cash raises M backed by Jeff Bezos African cross-border fintech startup Chipper Cash has raised a $30 million Series B funding round led by Ribbit Capital with participation of Bezos Expeditions — the personal VC fund of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. Chipper Cash was founded in San Francisco in […]
October 29, 2020 No Comments Column, eCommerce, financial technology, fintech, mobile payments, online payments, online shopping, payments, PayPal
In the ‘buy now, pay later’ wars, PayPal is primed for dominance Stephen Milbank Contributor Share on Twitter Stephen Milbank is the co-founder and Head of Global Strategic Partnerships at Button, a mobile commerce technology company that is powering a commerce-driven internet. The COVID-19 pandemic has already dramatically reshaped how Americans shop, […]
October 5, 2020 No Comments Amazon, Amazon.com, andrew braccia, brian heater, ceo, credit card, Daily Crunch, Europe, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Food, food delivery, google, instagram, international space station, Israel, London, mastercard, mobile payments, money, Netflix, online payments, payments, PayPal, transport for london, United States, up, Venmo
Daily Crunch: Venmo launches a credit card Venmo’s first credit card is here, a former Amazon employee is arrested for fraud and we review the Nest Audio smart speaker. This is your Daily Crunch for October 5, 2020. The big story: Venmo launches a credit card PayPal -owned mobile payment app Venmo […]
September 29, 2020 No Comments Binance, coinbase, eBay, etoro, Europe, Finance, France, kraken, mobile payments, money, N26, online payments, PayPal, Peter Thiel, Revolut, spain, TC, TransferWise, Turkey, valar ventures, Venture Capital, vienna
Crypto exchange Bitpanda closes M Series A from Valar Ventures, backed by Peter Thiel Bitpanda, a crypto assets platform, has closed a $52 million Series A funding round form Valar Ventures, a venture capital firm backed by Peter Thiel. Vienna-based VC Speedinvest also participated, alongside other unnamed investors. Claiming 1.3 million users, Bitpanda has […]
September 28, 2020 No Comments Asia, financial tech, fintech, Fundings & Exits, online payments, PayMongo, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Startups, TC
Philippines payment processing startup PayMongo lands million Series A led by Stripe Stripe has led a $12 million Series A round in Manila-based online payment platform PayMongo, the startup announced today. PayMongo, which offers an online payments API for businesses in the Philippines, was the first Filipino-owned financial tech startup to take […]
August 19, 2020 No Comments Asia, fintech, Fundings & Exits, Indonesia, InfraDigital, online payments, Schools, Southeast Asia, Startups, TC
InfraDigital helps Indonesian schools digitize tuition and enrollment In Indonesia, about half of adults are “underbanked,” meaning they don’t have access to bank accounts, credit cards and other traditional financial services. A growing list of tech companies are working on solutions, from Payfazz, which operates a network of financial agents in small […]
April 1, 2020 No Comments Asia, grab, online payments, Peter Oey, ride-sharing, Southeast Asia, TC
Grab hires Peter Oey as its chief financial officer Grab announced today that it has hired Peter Oey as its new chief financial officer. Prior to joining Grab, Oey was the chief financial officer at LegalZoom, an online legal services company based near Los Angeles. Before that, he served the same role […]
March 4, 2020 No Comments Adidas, alibaba group, AliExpress, alipay, Ant Financial, Asia, Asos, China, e-commerce, Europe, Farfetch, financial services, H&M, ikea, india, Klarna, Nike, online payments, online shopping, payments, Paytm, Samsung, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, Spotify
Alipay owner Ant Financial takes minority stake in Klarna Some big moves in the payments platform space: Ant Financial Group, the owner of China’s Alipay payment platform has announced it’s taking a minority stake in Swedish payments platform Klarna — which has a strong European presence and a flagship product that lets […]
January 21, 2020 No Comments africa, alibaba, alibaba group, alipay, Booking.com, ceo, China, CRE Venture Capital, e-commerce, economy, Europe, Finance, financial technology, fintech startup, fis, flutterwave, Ghana, greycroft, head, jumia, kenya, Lagos, money, Netflix, Nigeria, Olugbenga Agboola, online payments, p2p, paga, payment processor, Recent Funding, Rwanda, San Francisco, South Africa, Startups, Tanzania, TC, TechCrunch, Uber, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States, Worldpay
African fintech firm Flutterwave raises M, partners with Worldpay San Francisco and Lagos-based fintech startup Flutterwave has raised a $35 million Series B round and announced a partnership with Worldpay FIS for payments in Africa. With the funding, Flutterwave will invest in technology and business development to grow market share in existing operating countries, […]
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