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UAE proptech Keyper raises $6.5 million Seed round - Vimarsana News

UAE proptech Keyper raises $6.5 million Seed round

UAE-based proptech Keyper has raised a $6.5 million Seed round, led by Access Bridge Ventures and Vivium Holdings, with participation...

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FOODICS Launches FLEX Program To Give F&B Merchants Instant Access to Tech with Cash Flow- Friendly Repayment - Vimarsana News

FOODICS Launches FLEX Program To Give F&B Merchants Instant Access to Tech with Cash Flow- Friendly Repayment

FOODICS, the leading cloud-based restaurant management technology and payments platform in the MENA region, announces the launch of a new Fintech offering in the B2B BNPL (“Buy Now Pay Later”) market to enable its F&B clients in KSA to pay for their subscriptions and hardware purchases in micro installments taken from the collected revenue through Foodics Pay, with zero interest and zero upfront payments.

Visa, YellowPepper and ABHI partner to provide account-to-account (A2A) payments in the UAE, pioneering financial inclusion and ESG-driven innovation - Vimarsana News

Visa, YellowPepper and ABHI partner to provide account-to-account (A2A) payments in the UAE, pioneering financial inclusion and ESG-driven innovation

The collaboration aims to revolutionize the financial landscape by driving innovation

US consumers about to hit a wall - Vimarsana News

US consumers about to hit a wall

AFTER staving off recession for longer than many thought possible, the US consumer is finally about to crack, according to Bloomberg’s latest Markets Live Pulse survey.More than half of 526

The mighty American consumer is about to hit a wall, investors say - Vimarsana News

The mighty American consumer is about to hit a wall, investors say

Delinquency rates on credit cards and auto loans are rising, as households feel the financial squeeze after the Fed raised interest rates by more than 5 percentage points.