Crossmint, an all-in-one blockchain platform for businesses, has secured $23.6m in a funding round led by Ribbit Capital. Other investors include Franklin Templeton, Nyca, First Round, and Lightspeed Faction. The investment follows a year of rapid growth, with Crossmint’s subscription revenue surging by 1,100% in 2024. The company provides businesses with tools to develop blockchain
SatoshiPay, a blockchain payments firm, has successfully closed an €850k fundraising round to accelerate the expansion of its payment solution, Vortex. Built on the Pendulum network, Vortex aims to streamline global transactions by bridging stablecoins with local fiat currencies. The round saw participation from several notable investors, including CoinShares chairman Danny Masters, SatoshiPay co-founder Meinhard
Innovation is essential to ensure payments keep pace with consumer demand and to enable merchants to find new ways to engage and serve customers. However, to ensure that innovative new payment methods are introduced and their benefits are realized by both consumers and businesses, payment decision-makers are reluctant to take the plunge and adopt new
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Join Socure experts as they discuss the rising issue of online payment fraud and the new regulations for bank account validation. Learn about industry-leading verification solutions, including consumer-permission, data-driven, and micro-deposit options and Socure’s newest solution, Account Intelligence, for validating bank account ownership and open status.
Introduction to Fintech as a Service (FaaS) Fintech as a Service (FaaS) is a business model that allows companies to outsource financial technology (fintech) services to third-party providers. This model provides companies with a more flexible and cost-effective way to access fintech services and improve their financial performance. Let’s explore Fintech as a Service and
As the fintech landscape continues to evolve rapidly, a number of emerging trends are likely to shape the future of the industry in 2023. From financial health and digital banking to blockchain technology, there’s a lot to come. exciting opportunities that have the potential to revolutionize the fintech industry. Top FinTech Trends to Watch in
With many innovations in the field, the field continues to grow through the implementation of many areas of technology, such as chatbots, artificial intelligence, digital banking, blockchain and augmented reality. Due to these changes, many companies are able to provide high-quality service at an affordable price. Overview of the fintech market The market for fintech
Depending on how much debt you have, 2023 could be the year you write off or significantly reduce those financial obligations. Either way, you can end the year on a stronger financial footing. No trick will do the job on its own, but organizing ideas can reduce debt dramatically. 1. Review your monthly budget Go
Fintech companies have been storming emerging markets for a while. In Latin America, for example, innovations have made it possible for unbanked people to access the financial services they have long awaited. And as mobile adoption has surged in recent years in Africa and Asia-Pacific, new payment solutions have emerged to serve the traditionally excluded.
Positive news, yes? Actually, no. The percentage of after-tax income that consumers save personally is known as the personal savings rate. The increment’s 1% increase is an issue. Among 100 people, none spend. Because they may only purchase in certain quantities, they “save.” Their after-tax income that hasn’t been spent rises along with their income.
Financial services are the backbone of the economy and data is central to its operations. In this white paper industry experts from Amazon Web Services and Tableau describe why and how financial services institutions are adopting modern cloud analytics to: Meet compliance objectives, Process data efficiently, Improve customer experience; Increase productivity, and Create new revenue
