The Future of Banking-as-a-Service: Protecting Customers and Preventing Disasters

Discover how industry leaders, including Unit CEO Itai Damti, Synctera CEO Peter Hazlehurst, and Treasury Prime's Sheetal Parikh, are addressing the challenges and ensuring compliance in the wake of Synapse's bankruptcy. Join them at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 to gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the fintech space. Secure your tickets now and be a part of the future of finance.

Stripe Acquires Lemon Squeezy, Expanding Merchant of Record Services for SaaS Businesses

Discover how Stripe, the payments giant, has acquired Lemon Squeezy, a competitor in the merchant of record (MoR) space. Lemon Squeezy specializes in global sales tax calculation and payment for digital products, making it an asset for SaaS and software businesses. Learn about the excitement expressed by Stripe's CEO and Chief Product Officer, and the impressive growth and revenue figures of Lemon Squeezy. Find out how this acquisition strengthens Stripe's position in the MoR market and aligns with its mission to simplify online payments.

MNT-Halan Raises $157.5M in Funding, Acquires Tam Finans to Expand into Turkey

Discover how Egyptian fintech unicorn, MNT-Halan, secures 7.5 million in funding to acquire Turkish fintech company, Tam Finans, and expand into the Turkish market. With Tam Finans holding a 40% market share in Turkey and MNT-Halan's focus on providing financial services to underserved populations, this deal creates a combined entity with a loan book of nearly billion. Actera and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will become shareholders in MNT-Halan, further strengthening its position in the industry. Learn more about MNT-Halan's ambitious expansion plans and its range of financial products, including prepaid cards, e-wallets, and consumer finance. This funding round solidifies MNT-H

Revolut Receives Banking License in the UK, a Major Milestone for the Fintech Company

Meta Description: Revolut, the London-based fintech company, has obtained a banking license from the Prudential Regulation Authority in the UK. With 45 million customers worldwide and a focus on the UK market, Revolut aims to become the preferred bank for UK customers. Despite certain restrictions during the mobilization stage, Revolut's impressive financial figures and commitment to transparency have contributed to the PRA's decision. This achievement solidifies Revolut's position in the banking industry.

Introducing CRED Money: Gain Control of Your Finances with CRED’s New Personal Finance Management...

Discover CRED Money, the new feature from Indian fintech startup CRED. Consolidate your bank accounts, track transactions, set reminders, and gain insights into your cash flow. With CRED's emphasis on user value over monetization, this personal finance tool aims to alleviate fragmented finances and optimize your financial health. Explore how CRED Money leverages data science algorithms to provide actionable insights, transforming the way affluent individuals manage their money.

Pesa: The Fintech Disrupting Remittance Services with Multi-Currency Wallets and Global Expansion

Looking for fast, affordable, and reliable cross-border remittance services? Learn about Pesa, a fintech startup founded by Nigerians in Canada, aiming to revolutionize the global remittance market. With a multi-currency wallet and plans for expansion, Pesa is set to compete with industry leaders. Discover how Pesa aims to improve financial inclusion and remove borders around money.

Paytm Reports Declining Revenue and Widening Losses Amid Regulatory Clampdown

Meta Description: Paytm, once a leading player in India's startup ecosystem, is grappling with regulatory challenges that have impacted its revenue. The company's decline can be attributed to the Reserve Bank of India's clampdown on its subsidiary, Paytm Payments Bank. Despite the obstacles, Paytm remains optimistic about its path to recovery and acknowledges the support of its stakeholders.

Slope: The B2B Payments Startup Backed by OpenAI Founder Sam Altman and JP Morgan

Discover how Slope, a B2B payments company founded by Lawrence Lin Murata and Alice Deng, has gained attention and support from industry figures like Sam Altman. With a unique approach to order-to-cash workflow automation using large-language-model AI, Slope differentiates itself in the market. Lin Murata's experience in the self-driving car industry has influenced the development of Slope's technology, emphasizing the importance of speed and real-time monitoring. Supported by investors like Sam Altman and partnerships with JP Morgan Payments, Slope is poised to make a significant impact in the rapidly growing B2B payments market.

Choosing a Pro-Crypto Candidate: Vitalik Buterin’s Warning and the Importance of Broader Policies

Scrutinizing Politicians' Crypto Stance: Vitalik Buterin's Warning Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, highlights the importance of looking beyond a politician's claim of being "pro-crypto." In his blog post, Buterin urges voters to examine candidates' broader policies to ensure they align with the underlying principles of cryptocurrency. He warns against blindly supporting candidates without considering their motives, citing examples of authoritarian leaders who use crypto support to consolidate power. Buterin suggests investigating a "crypto-friendly" politician's views on crypto from five years ago to gauge potential future changes. His warning emphasizes the need to assess candidates holistically and choose those who genuinely support the goals of cryptocurrency and its positive development in the 21st century

Solving the Slow Payments Problem in the Construction Industry: Adaptive Raises $19M to Streamline...

Discover how Adaptive, a platform co-founded by Matthew Calvano, Henry Bradlow, and Francisco Enriquez, is revolutionizing the construction industry by streamlining payment processes. With the average construction company waiting two to three months for payment, Adaptive's tools simplify financial management, reducing delays, cost overruns, and payment layers. Learn how Adaptive is addressing the root causes of slow payments and how it differentiates itself from competitors. With a strong customer base of over 280 construction companies, Adaptive plans to expand its reach and offer tailored products for subcontractors. Find out how Adaptive secured million in funding to support its growth and become a leader in the industry.