FortisPay merges with Blue Dog. TD Bank Group announced a new data-access agreement with Finicity. Clear Books teamed up with Stripe. Blackhawk Network will now comply with the Open Banking standards. cred.ai launched an AI-powered credit card for Gen Z and Millennial customers. Paystand launched Zero Card that eliminates the cost of transaction fees. Routable announced a $12 million Series A funding round.
Fortis Payment Systems, LLC (FortisPay) and Blue Dog Business Services, LLC (BLUEDOG), leading providers of payments technology and merchant services, announced the merger of the two companies creating a North American integrated commerce leader.
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Blackhawk Network has appointed Open Finance data and intelligence platform Moneyhub to deliver its compliance with the Open Banking standards.
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Routable, a fintech startup with Seattle roots, came out of stealth mode and announced a $12 million Series A funding round.
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US-based fintech cred.ai has launched an AI-powered credit card, designed for Gen Z and Millennial customers.
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TD Bank Group (TD) announced a new data-access agreement with Finicity, which lays the groundwork for customers to request that TD transfers their financial data for services they want to use, including personal financial management apps supported by Finicity.
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Clear Books, which offers accounting and payroll software to more than 13,000 SMEs, has teamed up with payment processing company, Stripe.
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Paystand launched Zero Card that offers businesses a touchless, prepaid corporate expense ePayable solution that leverages Paystand’s zero-fee payment network to eliminate the cost of transaction fees.
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