Digital banking startup Current crosses 2 million customers, raises $131M
/Current, a New York-based digital banking startup, has picked up $131M in Series C funding, following a year of “exponential growth” for the company.
Read MoreCurrent, a New York-based digital banking startup, has picked up $131M in Series C funding, following a year of “exponential growth” for the company.
Read MoreThe J.D. Power 2020 U.S. Wealth Management Mobile App Satisfaction Study reports that while customers use wealth management apps more the pandemic, client satisfaction lags behind other consumer financial institutions such as credit card companies, retail banks and insurance companies.
Read MoreAffirm, an 8-year-old ‘buy now, pay later’ firm founded by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin, filed to go public amid doubling year-over-year revenue in the third quarter and narrowing losses.
Read MoreFinancial Planning first reported that 6-year-old wealth management software firm Oranj is shutting down by the end of the year.
Read MoreDaylight is a mobile-first digital banking platform launched to support LGBT+ people as they navigate their financial challenges.
Read MoreA revamped Google Pay app rolling out this week will include bank accounts, peer-to-peer payments, and personal finance features.
Read MoreThe Department of Justice (DOJ) has cleared the way for Mastercard to acquire data aggregator Finicity, in a deal valued at $825 million.
Read MoreThis week, pharmacy retailer CVS announced that customers can use Venmo and PayPal QR codes on their phones to pay for goods at stores.
Read MorePNC Bank plans to buy Spanish bank BBVA’s U.S. operations in an all-cash deal valued at $11.6B. The deal will create the fifth-largest U.S. bank by assets.
Read MoreNew York City-based fintech Payability is adding electronics marketplace Newegg to its list of e-commerce partners through an offering called Newegg Capital.
Read MoreTwitter and the Opportunity Finance Network announced the creation of the Finance Justice Fund, which aims to bring $1B in capital from corporate and philanthropic donors to underserved individuals and communities.
Read MoreAtlanta-based bitcoin payment service provider BitPay has launched BitPay Send, which lets companies make crypto disbursements to pay employees, affiliates, customers, vendors, contractors, and others.
Read MoreBumped, a Portland, Ore.-based investment app, launched after years in a controlled beta. The app partners with brands to offer consumers fractional share rewards after making purchases.
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