Company’s NWASSA financial technology platform more than doubles revenue year-on-year

Financial services leader selects nCino to streamline origination, underwriting and portfolio management within its Small Business Banking Business

AppTech Payments Corp. (“AppTech”) (NASDAQ: APCX) a Fintech company powering commerce experiences, today announced results for its Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year ended December 31, 2021. The financial statements and 10-K are available on sec.gov.

Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2021 Financial Highlights

Next-Gen Supply Chain Explorer platform delivers instantaneous transparency, allowing companies and government agencies to meet the urgent imperative to protect global supply chains from
sanctions, ESG, and cyber risk at unprecedented speed and scale

Mastercard today announced that Chad Wallace has joined the company’s Global Product and Engineering organization as Executive Vice President of B2B Solutions and a member of the company’s Management Committee. He will oversee the company’s industry-leading commercial product offering, including its corporate travel and expense (T&E) management products, purchasing cards, virtual cards, B2B payments, and fleet card products, with a focus on enabling the digital transformation of corporate payments across accounts payable, procurement and treasury.

Credit Card Challenger Yonder Emerges From Stealth With £20M Seed Funding

Partnerships 

Ratepay, Part of Nexi Group, Enters Payment Partnership with PayPal

Modern Treasury, a software platform that enables firms of all sizes handle money confidently, announced today a $50 million Series C financing led by SVB Capital and Salesforce Ventures. The round garnered $135 million at a valuation of over $2 billion. A new category of payment operations is emerging, updating the way organizations move and manage money, and facilitating the creation of new products that fuel growth in key industries like healthcare, real estate, and finance. 

Visa has created a scheme to help non-fungible token artists expand their businesses. The company estimates that 50 million artists, musicians, designers, filmmakers, and other creators work full- or part-time to support a $100 billion economy. 

Citi, in partnership with Imperial College London revamp index to provide further insights into what is driving digital money readiness

Citi, in partnership with Imperial College Business School’s Centre for Financial Technology, has launched its latest Digital Money Index. The index, now in its eighth year, tracks 113 countries (up from 84 in previous years) in terms of their development of digital money readiness.