Chime neobank offers instant loans
Mobile bank Chemen, an American financial technology company based in San Francisco and founded in 2013, has just presented a new offer in the fo...
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CaixaBank funds the energy transition of small farmers
CaixaBank once again mobilizes support for agriculture and small farms in particular. It seeks to help this specific target to follow the movemen...
Klarna offers its BNPL exclusive offer to Walmart customers
The Swedish BNPL giant Klarna expands its web internationally and has recently signed a major partnership in the United States to enable it to es...
Consumer credit falls in France
TheAssociation Française des Sociétés Financières and French Banking Federation recently presented the 37th edition of the Household Credit Obser...
Affirm signs partnership to integrate its BNPL solution with bank debit cards
The giant of the US BNPL Affirm A new weight partner will now be able to ensure the deployment of its phased payment offers. He has just moved cl...
When parametric insurance wants to cover hurricanes better
The reinsurer Swiss RE, the parametric platform to ensure flood risks not covered Floodbase and the insurer Aon recently formalized their partner...
DriveScore rewards good drivers with advantageous car financing
DriveScore, UK broker and subsidiary of ClearScore a UK company specializing in credit scoring, now rewards good drivers by offering them financi...
Coinbase innovates by offering loans backed by bitcoins
The cryptocurrency trading platform announced the launch of USDC bitcoin-based borrowings. To do this, Coinbase has partnered with Morpho, a DeFi...
BPCE grants its real estate credits according to the DPE
The BPCE group, through the Banques Populaires and Caisses d'Epargne, has just announced its ambition to integrate energy performance diagnostics...
Klarna and Xero enable SMEs to offer BNPL
Klarna recently decided to resell its Klarna Checkout (KCO) service to focus on its split payment activities. Today, the Swedish BNPL giant is pu...
Younited Credit publishes a study on instalment payments
For several years now, the use of fractional payments has been a must for European merchants and consumers. In this new study, Younited takes a l...
Microsoft and Stripe launch Teams Payments for businesses
Stripe today announced a new partnership with Microsoft to enable businesses in North America to receive payments directly in Microsoft Teams. St...
One year after its launch, Younited Pay launches in Spain
Younited, the European leader in "instant credit", reveals a positive balance sheet and outlook, 12 months after the launch of Younited...
Westpac offers more flexibility to its customers with PartPay
Westpac will soon offer credit card customers the option to pay for their purchases in four instalments, providing greater control and flexibilit...
Qonto adds financing to its bank-as-a-platform model
The aim of this new offer is to provide Qonto customers in financial difficulty with financing through Qonto's partners, directly integrated ...
MangoPay to conquer the world
MangoPay via a post on LinkedIn, looks back on its year 2022. A year signed under the sign of growth, a takeover, an acquisition and a roadmap ba...
Flex loans, the new mini loan from Wells Fargo
Flex Loan, which will be rolled out in the US this year, offers eligible customers a loan of $250 for a flat fee of $12, or $500 for a fee of $20...
Atlar raises funds to automate B2B payments
Atlar is a Swedish fintech founded by former Tink employees Joel Nordström, Joel Wägmark and Johannes Elgh, who set out on a mission to...
Feedback: Fintecture, the payment platform for B2B merchants
As fintech start-ups lay off staff in a tense economic climate, Fintecture raises €26 million to invest in B2B transactions. The French fint...
In brief: US CFPB calls for BNPL regulation
The regulation of BNPL's activities is definitely getting tougher all over the world. A recent initiative in the United States confirms this ...
