Bill.com, which reports earnings this week, is reportedly on the cusp of acquiring expense-management startup Divvy, which was recently valued at $1.6B.
Read MoreCard issuing and processing startup Marqeta is reportedly on pace to move forward with a June IPO, making the paperwork public in May.
Read MoreTreasury Secretary Janet Yellen is reportedly about to appoint a former senior Federal Reserve official to the post of acting comptroller of the currency.
Read MoreE-commerce marketplace eBay, in various media interviews this week, suggested it may accept crypto as a payment method in the future.
Read MoreSoFi, the banking, lending, and investing platform that will soon go public via merger with a special-purpose acquisition company, announced that it’s letting its clients redeem their cash back rewards in bitcoin or ethereum.
Read MoreFidelity is delving deeper into digital assets, and to do that, it’s rolling out an analytics offering called Sherlock to help its institutional investor clients monitor the performance of their digital assets.
Read MoreUS Bank is rolling out a group of specialized products for special-purpose acquisition company sponsors covering trustee administration, investment, and disbursement services.
Read MoreWealthfront, one of the largest independent robo-advisers, announced that it’s going to let its users invest in cryptocurrencies, alongside a broader move to allow customers to further customize their portfolios.
Read MoreBanking technology company Fiserv, which owns point-of-sale payment system Clover, entered into a partnership with PayPal to allow QR code payments using PayPal and Venmo apps at business checkouts.
Read MoreInvestors are making serious bets on digital banking apps for young people. This week, three major companies in this space secured investments: Greenlight, which focuses on kid-friendly accounts
Read MoreSouthwest Airlines has struck a partnership with ‘buy now, pay later’ (BNPL) provider Uplift, a company that focuses on point-of-sale financing for travel.
Read MoreTill, a fintech founded by dads Tom Pincince, Taylor Burton, and Brian Chemel, markets itself as the first collaborative financial platform specifically built for families.
Read MoreAs consumers get more comfortable with cashless payment methods as the pandemic enters its second year, Amazon is launching a new biometric payment method called Amazon One at Seattle Whole Foods stores.
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