Zelig is delighted to announce that it acted as sole financial advisor to Arex Markets on its sale to Bankable. 

This transaction gives the combined company the ability to offer new Credit-as-a-Service functionalities to its customer base and to embed the provision of credit and working capital into the payment flows of established neobanks, multinational brands and fintech platforms.

PXP Financial, provider of acquiring and payment processing services and member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), has achieved Oracle Validated Integration for its AnyPay platform with Oracle Hospitality Cruise Shipboard Property Management System (SPMS).

This integration allows passengers travelling on ocean carriers to perform swift, flexible and reliable payments, utilizing services and products from both PXP Financial and Oracle.

Paytrix, the London-headquartered fintech that simplifies global payments for fast-growth businesses, has appointed international B2B payments veteran, Nick Tubb, as its Global Head of Sales. 

A research partnership between GoHenry, the prepaid debit card and financial education app for kids aged 6-18, and the University of St Andrews has produced initial findings showing the positive impact of GoHenry’s Money Missions on the saving habits of kids and teens.

Accenture, a global professional services company, has confirmed its strategic investment in Parfin, a leading player in the provision of responsible and compliant Web3 infrastructure services to Latin America’s financial institutions.

Yendo, an innovative FinTech firm that introduced the world’s first vehicle-secured credit card, announced it has raised $24m in a Series A funding round.

Chexy, described as Canada’s pioneer payments platform enabling tenants to garner rewards through regular on-time rent payments, has announced both its launch and a pre-seed funding round that has netted the company $1.3m CAD.

Crossbeam Ventures championed the investment, with contributing parties including Groundbreak Ventures, Ferst Capital Partners, and individual investors well-versed in the real estate and FinTech sectors.

Fast-growing next-gen global payments platform Thredd has today announced that Cape, the Australia-based expense management platform and corporate card provider, has selected Thredd as its issuer processor to support Cape’s expansion across Asia-Pacific and beyond.

Colbr Integrates Powens into its Solutions, Giving Users Real-Time Tracking of their Entire Financial Savings and Performance Analysis.

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