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California-based Aven has raised $142 million to bring its home equity-backed credit card to homeowners across the US.
19 July 2024
The Bank of England says a 'global payments issue' dealyed high value payments, including house purchases, processed through the national real-time gross settlement system Chaps.
18 July 2024
Chase customers will soon be banned from using their credit cards to pay for third-part BNPL instalment plans.
Matera, a Brazilian fintech that has become a significant part of the country's Pix instant payments ecosystem, is targeting North America after securing $100 million in investment from Warburg Pincus.
JP Morgan is making an equity investment in, and providing a debt facility to, AI-led business-to-business payments platform Slope.
17 July 2024
Swedish BNPL outfit Klarna is lining up potential financial advisors for a US initial public offering that could happen in the first half of next year, according to the Financial Times.
Argentinian payments processor Tapi is targeting the Mexican market after securing $22 million in funding.
Sequoia Capital has approached investors with an offer to buy shares in Stripe at a $70 billion valuation, according to reports.
16 July 2024
UK regulators are calling for feedback on the benefits and risks digital wallets from Big Tech giants such as Apple and Google bring to people and businesses.
BNP Paribas is collaborating with China's Ant international on a range of initiatives to boost cross-border payment services for merchants and consumers in Europe.
15 July 2024
Partior, the bank-backed fintech behind a global unified ledger-based interbank rails for real-time clearing and settlement, has raised $60 million in Series B funding.
On Thursday, UK shoppers were hit by a payments outage, preventing them from making online and card payments using Visa and Mastercard.
12 July 2024
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