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May 16, 2024
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November 10, 2023
Singapore-based dtcpay has partnered with the PlatOn blockchain and Allinpay fintech to launch a new cryptocurrency-friendly payment system.
June 9, 2023
Mo Harvey’s Tribe Fintech has been accepted onto a Mastercard-backed programme whose previous participants include the well-known digital bank
April 3, 2023
Singapore’s booming economy offers plenty of opportunities to grow and flourish, and the country’s female entrepreneurs are taking full advantage of it.
November 3, 2022
Mastercard’s global program attracts applications from over 1,500 startups each year and has helped 350 companies attract billions in funding.
November 3, 2022
Mastercard has chosen another seven industry startups for its Start Path program in order to promote the adoption of crypto and blockchain technology.
June 24, 2022
NowNow is the only African startup selected to participate in the program | Pulse Nigeria
June 22, 2022
Vijay Pravin Maharajan, the founder and CEO of bitsCrunch, a startup based in Germany and India. The company was launched in May 2020 in India
April 27, 2022
Hi, the fintech which helps companies unlock fast, affordable working capital and pay employees more flexibly, today announced it has been selected to join Start Path, Mastercard’s global startup engagement programme which helps innovative later-stage startups scale. The six-month programme will pair Hi with mentors to refine strategy, forge connections and access new markets
April 19, 2022
MYPINPAD, a global leader in mobile-based payments acceptance and digital authentication solutions, and SmartPesa, a leading provider of payments and agency banking solutions, have agreed to merge. The