Posts Tagged ‘embedded finance’
Stripe integration highlights Open Banking Expo’s commitment to sector innovation
The news coincides with the launch of entries for the 2025 Open Banking Expo Awards.
Read MoreCrediLinq raises $8.5m Series A to accelerate B2B embedded finance growth
CrediLinq will immediately accelerate geographic expansion, starting with the United States and subsequently into the UK and Australia.
Read MoreNatWest: 42% of UK businesses would adopt Open Banking for increased security
42% of British businesses are keen to integrate Open Banking into their operations, citing the potential benefits of increased security and fraud prevention, according to Payit by NatWest.
Read MoreWestpac NZ backs Open Banking with free standard API calls for fintechs
Westpac NZ is supporting the rollout of Open Banking in New Zealand by making standard API requests through its systems free for accredited third-party providers, for at least the first 12 months.
Read MoreEmbedded finance fintechs Railsr and Equals Money officially merge
The combination of Equals Money and Railsr creates one of the largest embedded finance providers in Europe.
Read MoreFroda secures Series B funding to expand embedded SME finance across Europe
Incore Invest led the €20 million funding round which Froda will use to expand into additional European markets.
Read MoreANNA Money and Shaype team up to launch super app for businesses in Australia
The launch of the new product marks UK-based ANNA’s entry into the Australian market.
Read MoreRaidiam joins NayaOne Tech Marketplace
The collaboration combines NayaOne’s sandbox-as-a-service with Raidiam’s API access management platform.
Read MoreMENA’s NymCard secures $33m in Series B funding round
Omar Onsi, NymCard’s chief executive officer, said the investment will enable the company to “continue pushing the boundaries of payments and embedded finance”.
Read MoreBaaS platform Synctera raises $15m in funding, signs new customer
Peter Hazlehurst, co-founder and chief executive officer of Synctera, called the funding round, which was co-led by Fin Capital and Diagram Ventures, “a vote of confidence”.
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