neon receives growth financing and launches equity crowdinvesting for its customers
Zurich-based fintech neon has received funding of CHF7 million from its pre-existing investors, safeguarding the start-up’s innovative products and its sustainable growth going forward. With 70,000 customers already on board, neon is launching equity crowdinvesting with tokenised non-voting shares (participation certificates) in June so these users can have a hand in its future success. Existing investors safeguard sustainable growth The Swiss bank challenger neon is continuing its run of success and has completed a financing round, following explosive customer growth in recent months. A wide range of supporters from pre-existing investors as the TX Group, BackBone Ventures, QoQa Services SA, the Helvetia Venture Fund, the Schwyzer Kantonalbank’s innovation foundation, as […]
Synctera aims $33M Series A at developing Banking-as-a-Service
Synctera raised $33 million in Series A funding. The new investment comes six months after announcing its $12.4 million seed round.
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Digital currencies are offering women, particularly younger women, investment opportunities like never before.
Paytm backed cross border payment processing startup Fable Fintech raises Series A Funding
Mumbai based B2B cross border payment processing startup, Fable Fintech announced it has raised an undisclosed amount in Series A funding round.
German insurtech Wefox bags $650m for US and Asian expansion
Berlin-based insurtech Wefox has closed the largest Series C to date for an insurtech globally, raising $650 million at a $3 billion valuation.
PrimaryBid partners with Euronext to launch in France
PrimaryBid announce the launch of its service in France in partnership with Euronext, the leading pan-European exchange.
Galway-based fintech Planet valued at €1.8bn after Eurazeo sells stake
European investment company Eurazeo has sold part of its stake in Galway-headquartered Planet in a deal that values the fintech at €1.8 billion.
Dutch Payments Security Firm Fraudio Secures US$3.3 Million in Seed Funding
Fraudio, a Netherlands-based payments fraud prevention startup, announced that it has raised US$3.3 million during a seed funding round.
