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OrderGroove Funds Frictionless Commerce With $20M Series C

PYMNTS

The retail landscape is changing fast in the face of new technologies and shifts in buyer behavior and consumer demand. Founded in 2010, the company offers a SaaS-based subscription technology platform and builds tools for brands and merchants looking to add subscription services to their retail repertoire.

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Decoupled Debit — Again?

PYMNTS

Capital One made the headlines then – a genius move, many called it at that time, for an issuer that lacked demand in deposit accounts and had no other way to provide a debit-like offering that would make their brand sticky to consumers. Just like 2010, with the launch of ISIS, aka Softcard , and its merchant-friendly mobile payments scheme.

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4 Trends to Watch at Finovate

Javelin Strategy & Research

The roster of companies at the first Finovate show I attended in 2010 featured disruptors, partnership opportunities, and acquisition targets such as Bill.com , Expensify , Kabbage , Mint , and Pageonce (which rebranded as Check , and then was acquired by Intuit and renamed Mint Bills ).

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37 Corporate Innovation Labs In Finance

CB Insights

DBS launched its Singapore innovation lab to break out of its “traditional banking mindset to think, behave, and deliver more like a technology company,” according to Neal Cross, chief innovation officer. Fidelity — Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (FCAT) and Fidelity Labs. Capital One — Capital One Labs.

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What’s the Big [FinTech] Deal?

William Mills

It has moved us all to this truly fantastic crossroads where innovation and mass technology adoption have taken financial services by storm. Perhaps the most important reason consumers have embraced new banking technologies is the emergence of an on-demand, on-the-move economy. Technology interest and investments in fintech remain up.

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What’s the Big [FinTech] Deal?

William Mills

It has moved us all to this truly fantastic crossroads where innovation and mass technology adoption have taken financial services by storm. Perhaps the most important reason consumers have embraced new banking technologies is the emergence of an on-demand, on-the-move economy. Technology interest and investments in fintech remain up.

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Stockpile Hauls in $15 Million in New Investment

Fintech Labs Insights

The major investment in Stockpile comes courtesy of Sequoia Capital, Mayfield, and individual investor, Ashton Kutcher, who praised Stockpile’s “drop-dead easy user experience and affordability to all.” “You need a seasoned team to pull this off, and these guys know how to execute.”