Registry — Vantage Bank Texas (US) added to the registry
Enforcement — Guidance issued against Unknown Sponsor Bank · FCCPC · Jul 20, 2026
Partnership — TD Bank Signs Master Services Agreement with Trust Science for AI Auto Lending · Jul 20, 2026
Product — Always.bank Launches Full Digital Business Banking Suite Across the US · Jul 20, 2026
M&A — Monext Acquires French Payments Firm Alcinéo to Control Value Chain · Jul 19, 2026
Funding — Fina Secures SAR 282M Facility to Scale Embedded Financing for Saudi SMEs · Jul 20, 2026
Deal Feed
Partnerships, funding rounds, product launches, and M&A across the ecosystem.
Brazil-based EBANX secured $30M from FTV Capital to grow its cross-border payment processing platform in Latin America. The funding supports expansion into new markets like Ecuador and Uruguay and deeper integrations with partners such as Google Pay. EBANX enables international merchants to accept local Latin American payment methods.
Global payments fintech Payvision partnered with Dutch bank ING to provide cross-border e-commerce payment processing. The deal emphasized complementary strengths, combining Payvision's payments technology with ING's banking infrastructure and regulatory reach. This was an early example of the bank-fintech collaboration trend that accelerated throughout 2018.
Indian lending marketplace Paisabazaar raised $31.58 million to scale its platform connecting consumers with bank lending products via mobile and internet channels. The platform serves segments underserved by traditional banks. The investment underscores growing demand for digital lending infrastructure in India.
Visa partnered with NovoPayment to enable digital financial services such as mass disbursements and collections via a cloud-based platform for banks across Latin America. The partnership leverages NovoPayment's API-driven platform to help banks deliver embedded payment and account services to corporate clients. This represents an early embedded finance play in the LATAM region.
New York-based MoneyLion raised $42M in a Series B led by Edison Partners for its personal finance app offering loans and financial tools. The company had issued over 250,000 loans at the time, bringing total funding to $67M. The round supports technology expansion and lending growth.