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How FinTechs Help Companies Optimize Their Payments Acceptance Costs

PYMNTS

FinTechs are helping companies understand and optimize their total cost of payments acceptance through technology. Big online eCommerce, gig economy or other merchants “tend to have a lot of different payment services that they use,” he told PYMNTS in an interview.

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Equifax Buys Commercial Credit Data Company Ansonia

PYMNTS

Equifax , the Atlanta-based financial technology company, has purchased Ansonia Credit Data , a commercial credit data firm. Equifax said the addition of Ansonia’s data will complement its commercial databases of SMB loans, leases and credit lines including the Equifax Commercial Financial Network (CFN) and PayNet database.

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SoftBank Reportedly Tapping Into Online Used Car Trend

PYMNTS

Among the ongoing trends in retail is the funding for online used car platforms, and the ongoing rise of eCommerce and digital payments in Latin America. The company – whose name means “Buy My Car” in the country’s official language – was founded in 2017, and last year raised $3.7 Used Vehicle Trends. million in a previous round.

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European fintechs escape troubles afflicting established banks

Bank Innovation

When Swedish banking firm Klarna became Europe’s most valuable financial technology startup last week, it was only the latest sign that digital finance has escaped the troubles afflicting legacy lenders. Its latest fundraising gave Klarna, which facilitates online installment payments, a $5.5 billion valuation.

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OnDeck Launches ODX To Help Banks Lend To SMBs Online

PYMNTS

OnDeck Capital has created a unit that will provide technology and services for banks lending to small businesses over the internet. Reuters , citing the company, reported the new company will be called ODX and will expand its business, in which it provides lending software to banks.

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Intuit Reportedly Set To Spend $7B To Buy Credit Karma

PYMNTS

Credit Karma, currently a privately-held company, could find itself owned by Intuit by Monday, officials said, unless the deal falls apart. Intuit is known for making online tax filing service TurboTax, which is used by millions of people. The company makes money when users use those products.

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Why FinTech start-ups think they can beat the banks

Chris Skinner

The problem is that old systems and legacy technologies stop the bank moving forward into the nimble and agile future on offer today, and this is exactly what FinTech start-ups believe they can exploit as it is clearly a weakness for the large banks. It is almost like banking in an apps store.

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