Company updates

Search
clear
clear
Reset all filters

Latest Results from /inclusion

/inclusion

nsave Raises $4 Million in Seed Funding

nsave SA, a fintech company dedicated to offering safe and secure accounts and payments for individuals from distressed economies, today announced the closure of its first round of seed funding. Sequoia Capital and TQ Ventures co-lead the round with participation from Y Combinator, SV Angel, ACE Ventures, and FONGIT (the State of Geneva organization supporting tech startups). nsave, which seeks to democratize access to safe financial services in Switzerland, raised $4 million.

/inclusion

South Africa's Sava and Mastercard partner to support small, medium, and micro enterprises

Mastercard and Johannesburg-based fintech company SAVA have announced a partnership that will support small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) through innovative payments technology and infrastructure.

/inclusion

Nationwide launches coding classes for disadvantaged children

A new programme announced today by Nationwide Building Society will help over 120 young people into an exclusive tech education course, helping drive social mobility for underrepresented young people.

/inclusion

Mastercard and Loop team up to drive financial inclusion in Saudi Arabia

Mastercard has partnered with Loop, a leading digital payments technology company licensed by SAMA, to empower businesses and consumers across the Kingdom with greater access to advanced credit card offerings and innovative payment solutions.

/inclusion

Visa and the GSMA Mobile for Development Foundation form financial inclusion alliance

Today, Visa (NYSE: V), a leading global payments technology company, and the GSMA Mobile for Development Foundation (GSMA Foundation) announced the launch of the Digital Finance for All (DFA) Initiative, furthering Visa’s decades-long efforts to increase access to the global economy for everyone, everywhere.

/inclusion

TerraPay partners with Diamond Trust Bank Uganda

TerraPay, a leading global cross-border payments network company, and Diamond Trust Bank Uganda (DTBU), a prominent member of the Diamond Trust Bank Group, today, announced a strategic partnership to expand international money transfers and strengthen financial inclusion in Uganda. Together, both firms will deliver unparalleled benefits to customers worldwide. The key attributes of this partnership include the ability to facilitate direct account deposits from any part of the world and leverage DTB's renowned brand name to optimize advantages for customers across the globe.

/inclusion

Neobank Dave joins the American Fintech Council

Dave Inc. (Nasdaq: DAVE), one of the nation’s leading neobanks, today announced it has become the newest member of the American Fintech Council (AFC), the premier industry association representing responsible fintech companies and innovative banks.

/inclusion

Viamericas partners 24Xoro to expand cross-border remittances to Mexico

Viamericas Corporation, a licensed, international remittance company, recently has integrated with 24Xoro to provide additional options for remittance beneficiaries to receive money in Mexico, providing Viamericas customers more options and locations for their remittance recipients to receive their money.

/inclusion

Moneyhub and Vodafone expand partnership

VOXI by Vodafone has expanded its partnership with Moneyhub, the award winning top global fintech, to offer customers 12 months of free access to its financial wellness app.

/inclusion

Orange in Mali and TerraPay forge cross-border payments alliance

Orange Finances Money Mali, a leading Electronic Money Establishment and subsidiary of Orange Mali, is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with TerraPay, a global cross-border payments network with an extensive reach.

/inclusion

Mastercard teams with illicocash to issue virtual cards in Democratic Republic of the Congo

Mastercard has initiated a strategic partnership with illicocash, the fintech arm of Rawbank, to introduce a virtual card program in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

/inclusion

Creditspring research reveals BNPL used to afford Christmas

Rising costs forced young people to use buy now, pay later (BNPL) to afford Christmas this year as a quarter (23%) of young people* admitted they were planning on buying their Christmas dinner this year using BNPL, according to new research from responsible lender, Creditspring.

Welcome to Finextra. We use cookies to help us to deliver our services. You may change your preferences at our Cookie Centre.

Please read our Privacy Policy.

Accept