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Twitter Co-Founder-Backed Fintech Startup Rolls Out Bitcoin Banking App

Mode, a financial services firm backed by Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, has rolled out its Bitcoin (BTC) banking app on iOS devices.The British company made its app available globally, with the exception of the United States, fintech-focused media outlet Finextra reported on Feb. 4. Customers can start using the

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Canadian Venture Capital Firm Secured $320 Million to Invest in Fintech Startups

Portag3 Ventures, a Canadian venture capital (VC) firm, has closed a second fund with around $320 million to invest in fintech startup companies globally.On Dec. 3, TechCrunch reported that the VC company received final commitments from institutional and strategic investors totaling $320 million. The funds will allow the company

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China Central Bank to Set Standards for 17 Fintech Categories, Including Blockchain

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has an agenda to set industry standards across the financial sector, including blockchain, a senior official from the bank said on Wednesday.  Speaking at a meeting of the National Technical Committee, PBoC vice president Yifei Fan said the bank aims to better regulate new

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Visa Creates Blockchain-Based Fintech Data Management System ‘LucidiTEE’

Visa, one of the largest global payment solution providers, has come up with its own data management tool which is entirely based on blockchain. The new blockchain system, called LucidiTEE, is poised to replace the legacy fintech data management software.Visa’s Research and Development wing has published a paper based on

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Opera-Backed Fintech OPay Seals $120M Investment to Grow Across Africa

Lagos-headquartered fintech Opay has sealed $120 million in a series B financing round from a host of high-profile Chinese investors.Founded in 2018 by web browser developer Opera, OPay — which focuses on developing digital payments solutions to promote financial inclusion — had previously raised $50 million in June of

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Singapore’s FinTech Startup M-DAQ Receives Massive Funding from Samsung

M-DAQ will be working with Samsung to bring its cross-border payments and currency trading solutions across South Kore and East Asia.M-DAQ, a Singapore-based FinTech startup has added a new feather to its cap by receiving backing from Samsung Venture Investment Corporation. The Korean tech giant’s investment wing has recently joined

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