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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Venture Capital (SVC) announced its investment of $5 million in a fintech fund managed by VentureSouq (VSQ). The fund will mainly back early-stage fintech startups.

Splitit Payments Limited (“Splitit” or the “Company”) the only embedded white-label platform that allows customers to pay by installments using their existing credit on their bank issued payment card at checkout and AliExpress have announced that after a successful rollout on AliExpress across Europe including Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Netherlands, the UK and Australia, they have now expanded...

Mastercard has joined forces with the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF), a renowned training and development organization, to drive financial inclusion in Bahrain and the wider region.

If there is one Indian innovation that has grabbed global headlines, it is undoubtedly the instant p...

Treyd, a Swedish startup that provides upfront supplier payments for merchants, has topped up its Series A funding round with an additional $12 million.

Navigating the vibrant realm of fintech in 2023, it becomes evident that the fusion of finance with ...

Ripple has acquired Fortress Trust, a financial institution that provides licensed Web3 financial, regulatory and technology infrastructure for blockchain outfits.

WorldFirst, a one-stop global payment and financial services platform for SMEs engaged in cross-border trade, reported that international SME buyers have increasingly adopted the WorldFirst Cross-border Pay solution for 1688, one of China's top wholesale marketplaces, as SMEs in Southeast Asia and other parts of the world seek cost-effective sourcing options to stay competitive.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today continued its enforcement focus in the digital asset decentralized finance (DeFi) space, by issuing orders simultaneously filing and settling charges against Opyn, Inc., a Delaware-registered company based in California; ZeroEx, Inc., a Delaware company based in California; and Deridex, Inc., a Delaware company based in North Carolina.

Cross-border payments fintech Inpay has announced a partnership with the Red Cross in Denmark to enable emergency funding across more countries.