Bottlepay launches Twitter Bitcoin payments feature
New digital payments app Bottlepay, which launched last month, has launched a new feature allowing people to send and receive Bitcoin via Twitter.
Irish crypto firms will impose Anti Money Laundering ID checks from April
Irish lawmakers will impose an anti money laundering regime on crypto for the first time in April.
Nayax launches new ecommerce site for online purchases of complete cashless payment solution
Nayax, the leading cashless payment provider for merchants and unattended retail is excited to announce the launching of their new ecommerce capabilities.
Tonik launches as the first Neobank in The Philippines
Tonik, Southeast Asia’s first digital-only bank, launches as the first neobank in the Philippines today.
TrueLayer teams up with self-employed-focused pension provider Penfold
Self-employed pension provider Penfold has joined forces with TrueLayer, becoming the financial API provider’s latest partner.
UK trading platform eToro to go public in $10bn SPAC deal
Trading giant eToro has confirmed reports that it is due to list via a $10bn SPAC deal. The Israeli fintech announced it would go public at a valuation of $10.4bn after merging with FinTech Acquisition Corp. V (FinTech V), a publically-traded SPAC run by American businesswoman Betsy Cohen. A SPAC (special-purpose acquisition company) is a way for companies to go public without going through all the hassle and expense of an IPO (initial public offering). Cohen founded Bancorp, a bank holding company based in Minneapolis, in 1999 and subsequently FinTech V, which raised $250m when it listed on the NASDAQ in December 2020. As part of the deal, eToro will […]
Finland-based payment services provider Enfuce raises €7 million in Series-B round
Finland-based payment services provider Enfuce has raised €7 million in a recent Series-B funding.
Australian investors lag behind the global trend for passive funds and are playing catch up on ESG, Calastone research shows
The shift in investor preference for passive funds over active funds continued inexorably over the last two years, Calastone research shows.
