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Business Wire | October 01, 2020
Kasasa®, an award-winning financial technology and marketing provider, has partnered with NXTsoft, the market leader in API connectivity, to enhance the lending process for community banks and credit unions and their borrowers. Together, NXTsoft and Kasasa will provide a level of ease and flexibility to the lending processes that borrowers have never seen before. The capabilities and functionality of online loan interactions become a non-issue because of the end-to-end connection of data tha...
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AXES.ai | April 23, 2022
AXES.ai ("AXES" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has formed a strategic alliance with Cyprus-based Fintech Blueberry Payment Solutions to offer the AXES European client base an integrated Open Loop cashless eWallet. The Blueberry Payment Solutions eVoucher, eWallet, Card, and IBAN Cloud Account is already integrated with the AXES Butler Closed Loop eWallet, Loyalty, Rewards and Engagement APP, for Merchants and Clients. AXE...
Paystone | January 27, 2022
Paystone announces the acquisition of Canadian Payment Services (CPS), one of the fastest growing providers of Canadian merchant services. This acquisition is the sixth addition to Paystone’s burgeoning portfolio of acquisitions, having acquired five other businesses in the past two years including Montreal-based DataCandy and Vancouver-based NiceJob. “This is the largest acquisition we’ve made to date in relation to both new revenue and clients,” explains ...
Credit Suisse | April 03, 2020
Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) has a message for investors in its triple-leveraged oil ETN: Buy at your own risk. The intraday indicative value of the VelocityShares Daily 3x Inverse Crude exchange-traded notes, or DWTIF, was equal to or less than $0 on Thursday, according to a Credit Suisse statement. As a result, the closing indicative value will be $0, which means current holders and future buyers won’t receive a payout at maturity, if the ETN is called or if they attempt to redeem, it said. ...
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