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Hey FinTech Fanatic! In a notable development in the FinTech sector, Stripe has successfully raised $694.2 million through a stock sale, according to a recent U.S. SEC filing. This move, first announced in February, highlights a rare positive trend in an otherwise subdued venture capital landscape, marked by

Hey FinTech Fanatic, In a recent development, Revolut India announced that it has received an in-principle approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to issue Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPI). This approval allows the company to offer prepaid cards and wallets in India, significantly enhancing its operational scope in the

Hey FinTech Fanatic! I'm currently in Italy for a few days, soaking up some quality time with my partner for her birthday. I'm about to have a ride around Lake Como on my bike, and I’m stoked to wear the new jersey David Velez from

Hey FinTech Fanatic! In February, Revolut announced to its customers the introduction of a crypto exchange tailored for experienced traders, signaling the FinTech giant's intent to capitalize on the flourishing bull market. This move is not Revolut's debut in the cryptocurrency realm, yet it underscores the

Hey FinTech Fanatic, Regrettably, I won't be attending FinTech Week NYC this year, which admittedly leaves me with a sense of missing out. However, this does afford me additional time to curate pertinent news for you. Below, you'll find a selection of today's most

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Nubank Ultravioleta is entering the travel segment with the launch of Global Accounts for (high-income-) customers, in partnership with Wise.  This new service, initially available to its high-income Ultravioleta segment customers, aims to offer lower fees and overseas internet service.  The global banking account will be introduced

Hey FinTech Fanatic! Traveling today so I'll keep it short. Enjoy my list of most important FinTech industry updates I think you should read today👇 Cheers, Marcel FEATURED NEWS 🇷🇺 Russian antitrust agency complains to Apple over users' limited payment services. Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has