Backup-as-a-service (BaaS) stories
International founders can now open US business accounts remotely, as Bluevine removes a major barrier for overseas owners in eight markets.
European firms can now embed regulated accounts and cards into their apps as bunq widens its banking-as-a-service push beyond Blockrise.
Service providers can now run Veeam-based backup storage on existing infrastructure, after Virtuozzo Storage gained certified object storage status.
The fresh cash lifts Supabase's valuation to USD $10.5 billion as AI-driven demand for its database platform continues to surge.
Banks can add fintech services without ripping out ageing core systems as DXC's CoreIgnite offers a single link to partners and networks.
Tighter oversight is pushing card sponsorship beyond market entry, with RS2 arguing firms now need stronger controls over processing, fraud and settlement.
The merger could give OpenPayd up to USD $276 million to fund US expansion and product work as it prepares a Nasdaq listing.
Businesses across Europe will gain virtual accounts and multi-currency payments as the tie-up helps Marqeta meet local rules in 30 new markets.
The app's first Cash ISA lets savers move money automatically from current accounts, as Spring passes GBP £1 billion in deposits.
The move gives Depa a single way to route dollar and stablecoin transfers, as it expands access to clients in more than 90 countries.
The hire underscores Lorum's push to win clients that need stronger regulatory assurance as it seeks a US trust bank charter.
The deal gives Axos a newer software platform to court underserved US small businesses and tech start-ups more effectively.
Approval would let the fintech bring U.S. payments, savings and credit operations in-house, reducing reliance on partner banks.
The move strengthens the trade group's push for tighter standards as scrutiny of banking-as-a-service partnerships intensifies across the US financial sector.
Banks using Universal Banking will see continued support as Pollen Street backs standalone growth and AI upgrades after the deal closes.
Poor provider support is costing firms revenue and slowing overseas expansion as embedded finance adoption gathers pace across Europe.
Small businesses in Uzbekistan can now pay staff instantly at weekends and holidays, as TBC Business adds a digital payroll tool.
Customers can now send money abroad in minutes through GoTyme's app, with upfront fees, live exchange rates and tracking.
Existing customers will see no disruption as the renamed TBX expands beyond transaction banking into treasury, payments and enterprise finance tools.
Businesses using the platform should see simpler access to accounts, cards and foreign exchange as the group unites under one brand.