Mobile banking startup Varo Money, Inc., announced today that it has closed a $45 million Series B funding round led by existing investor Warburg Pincus and The Rise Fund. Varo is on a mission to change the future of banking by offering customers a “frictionless
Alkami Technology, Inc., a provider of digital banking solutions to credit unions and banks, announced today that General Atlantic, a leading global growth equity firm, made a strategic investment in the company. Alkami’s digital banking platform aims to enable bank and credit union clients to
PrecisionLender, a pricing management platform provider, completed a new round of financing from Insight Venture Partners and Georgian Partners. The company’s virtual pricing analyst, called Andi, uses artificial intelligence to analyze data from the deals priced daily in the platform, helping bankers create a better experience
Jiko announced it has acquired $7.7 million in Series A financing led by Upfront Ventures and Radicle Impact. Social Capital, Digital Currency Group, Core Innovation Capital, 500 Startups, Story Ventures, and Embark Ventures also participated. Jiko is a digital banking and debit card provider with
Created by Chase Bank, Finn by Chase is a new mobile banking app “for the millennial generation.” It includes features that help customers think about what motivates their spending in an effort to help them develop better money habits. Users can rate their past purchases
Fintech startup Finn.ai closed $2.4 million in Series A financing led by Yaletown Venture Partners and Flying Fish Partners. Finn.ai is a full-featured conversational banking platform whose white-label chatbots are personal financial management assistants powered by AI that can reach users on any chat platform,
Zero closed $8.5 million in financing led by Eniac Ventures, with participation from New Enterprise Associates, Nyca Partners, Lightbank and Middleland Capital. Zero aims to be the first banking experience to combine the balance oversight of a debit card with the rewards of a credit