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Checkout.com Taps Meron Colbeci as New Chief Product Officer
As part of its continued drive to innovate across its global payments processing platform, Checkout.com announced the appointment of Meron Colbeci as its chief product officer. As the former head of consumer product management at Novi—Meta’s fintech product group—and a senior product leader at SoFi and PayPal before that, Colbeci brings deep crypto and fiat payments and financial services experience to Checkout.com.
PCI Pal Provides Secure, Compliant Payments for Talkdesk Global Customers
PCI Pal, the global provider of secure payment solutions, is working closely with Talkdesk, the global customer experience leader for customer-obsessed companies, to provide a growing list of customers with innovative customer service and security capabilities. The companies’ expanding customer list includes Air Business, Metabolic Living, Resideo, Scotts, Tucows, and Weekendesk.
Credit Card as a Service Products Are Changing the Payments Landscape
Mercator Advisory Group released a report covering vendors in the emerging Credit Card as a Service (CCaaS) market, titled Credit Card as a Service: Vendors You Need to Know. The research explains the current credit market and forecast, discusses the latest in credit products, such as r (BNPL) lending, and examines the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the consumer credit industry.
Moomoo to Launch in Australia: Will Offer Australian Investors One-Stop Online Investment Services
Moomoo, a leading one-stop digital investment platform, announced that it will be launching in Australia. The company will provide Australian investors with premium online investment services. Moomoo has been on a path of exponential international growth and Australia marks its third expansion overseas after a successful launch in US and Singapore.
MODIFI Announces 145M USD to Power International SME Trade Among Supply Chain Turmoil
Global fintech MODIFI announced 145M USD in debt financing with existing bank partners Silicon Valley Bank and Solarisbank. The funds will be used to address increasing demand and help more small and medium-sized enterprises trade internationally on MODIFI’s digital platform.
