Open Banking platform Tink has completed a EUR 90 million investment round.
Australia-based digital Volt has closed a GBP 37m Series C equity funding round to fuel its expansion, heading towards a 2020 Sydney stock market listing.
Standard Chartered has announced it will join the virtual banking race in Hong Kong with offers and services to attract tech-savvy younger population.
US-based AP automation company AvidXchange has announced it has raised USD 260 million in equity capital as part of the company's latest financing round.
Switzerland-based digital asset bank SEBA has announced it will attempt to equal the September 2019 USD 103 mln funding round in new bid.
India-based digital bank epiFi has raised USD 13.2 million in a seed round of funding led by Sequoia India and Ribbit Capital. Hillhouse Capital.
Chainalysis, a blockchain analytics company, has traced USD 2.8 billion in Bitcoin being sent by criminals to crypto exchanges in 2019.
DBS has introduced quick response code-based payments for the B2B segment, in a bid to further propel Singapore’s cashless movement, says finews.asia.
EBANX has announced the launch of its new digital account, EBANX GO, and prepaid card in a partnership with Visa.
Six AP automation brands including Certify and Chrome River have joined as a single entity under the name of Emburse.
The Board of the Bank of Lithuania has approved the sample of the physical version of the digital collector coin.
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi has become a member of the Blockchain Turkey Platform to cooperate with local players on blockchain efforts.
Shufti Pro has teamed up with Drakemall to provide them with real-time online document verification services for KYC screening and fraud prevention in customer onboarding.
Engadget has reported that Amazon's rumored hand recognition payment tech might be useful beyond paying at Whole Foods stores.
QRails has closed a new partnership with Samsung Pay as part of its debit card loyalty program with Transact Payments.
A GlobalData study has revealed that the total number of card payments will go up to 1 bln in 2020 in Hong Kong.