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Alza emerges from stealth to offer affordable and inclusive financial tools to immigrants - Vimarsana News

Alza emerges from stealth to offer affordable and inclusive financial tools to immigrants

Arturo Villanueva spent over four years on Stripe’s financial partnerships team. During that time, he led partnerships with Visa, Mastercard, American Thrive Capital, BoxGroup and Brex co-CEO and co-founder Henrique Dubugras invested in Alza's $6.6 million funding round.

Fintech M&A gets a big boost with Visa-Pismo deal - Vimarsana News

Fintech M&A gets a big boost with Visa-Pismo deal

It was a very busy week in the world of fintech, which certainly kept us on our toes. We covered a couple of notable M&A deals (including one...

Fintech M&A gets a big boost with Visa-Pismo deal - Vimarsana News

Fintech M&A gets a big boost with Visa-Pismo deal

São Paulo–based Pismo has seen explosive growth in recent years – jumping from 10 million accounts at the end of 2020 to 80 million today.

Banking Apps And Services For Immigrants And Migrants - Vimarsana News

Banking Apps And Services For Immigrants And Migrants

Living or working in the U.S. from another country and looking for a bank account in your preferred language? Bank apps designed for you are the next best thing in fintech.

This founder raised millions to build Fair, a neobank for immigrants – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

This founder raised millions to build Fair, a neobank for immigrants – TechCrunch

This founder raised millions to build Fair, a neobank for immigrants Fair, a multilingual digital bank and financial services platform, is launching to the public after raising $20 million in 40 days earlier this year. Founder Khalid Parekh raised the capital primarily from the very demographic that Houston-based Fair aims to serve: from a group consisting of a number of immigrants, many of whom were first-time investors. “There was not a single check from a VC or bank or from a family office,” Parekh told TechCrunch. “Ninety percent of our investors are minorities or are immigrants lik...