Top crypto companies rank amongst the largest Fintech companies in America despite market challenges.
Monzo hit profitability after its lending volume for the period ending February 2023 ballooned to £759.7 million.
Transak said that the funds raised will go towards global expansion by building onboard solutions, financial applications, as well as Web3 games.
Swedish fintech mainstay Klarna cut its Q1 net loss to $120.7 million while boosting operating income by 22% YoY.
Starling CEO Anne Boden agrees to step down from the role at the British neobank next month over ‘conflict of interest’ concerns.
Strike will be hoping to leverage Tether’s stability as a reliable store of value to appeal to more clients globally.
Amid financial scrutiny, UK fintech giant Revolut faces rejection for its long-running banking license application.
Revolut believes that license would help to ensure higher consumer confidence.
Zepz, however, noted that it is hiring more than 200 new roles including software developers, managerial positions and marketing roles, among many others.
Despite suffering a market cap setback in its fiscal Q3 of 2023, fintech platform Affirm expects full-year revenue of $1.56 billion.
Visa is working with its partners to launch programmable CBDCs thereby optimizing capital flows to SMEs.
The Stripe-hosted onramp was created with Web3 companies in mind. It is designed to cater to their varied use cases.
The partnership with Uber comes as Stripe started experiencing slower growth.
The partners assured customers they could reach their financial ambitions starting with as little as €1.
Klarna seeks to leverage the power of AI for offering curated shopping experiences to customers while also introducing TikTok features and new tools for advertisers.