Float, a corporate card and spend management platform, has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round, FinTech Futures reported. The company’s total funding is now $34 million. Float’s business involves putting out Visa-issued cards, which can integrate with a company’s bank account to...
Advances in data integration and automation have taken small- to medium-sized business (SMB) accounting to the next level. In the effort to migrate SMBs and their accountants away from spreadsheets, technology now enables accountants to spend less time on manual number-crunching and more time on...
With Tradeshift securing a nine-figured fundraise, the supply chain payments company was the undoubted leader of this week’s B2B venture capital fundraise. But the company wasn’t the only B2B FinTech to secure fresh funding. Two industry startups secured their first venture capital rounds this week,...
For the person on the receiving side of an instant payment, there isn’t a lot of selling that has to happen because the concept of getting one’s money faster more or less sells itself. That’s a story the numbers more or less tell over and over,...
November 26, 2019
For the person on the receiving side of an instant payment, there isn’t a lot of selling that has to happen because the concept of getting one’s money faster more or less sells itself. That’s a story the numbers more or less tell over and over, Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards told Karen Webster in the […]
July 25, 2024
Float, which offers a business finance platform for Canadian companies, has chosen Airwallex to power its new bill pay product. The new product enables fast and cost-efficient bill payments for both domestic and overseas transactions and includes bank transfers, EFT, wire and ACH, the companies said in a Thursday (July 25) press release. “By leveraging […]
November 15, 2021
Float, a corporate card and spend management platform, has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round, FinTech Futures reported. The company’s total funding is now $34 million. Float’s...
