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Fintech

News Comeco enters into partnership with ViveLaCar One is gaining users, the other is expanding its range: the partnership between the two Stuttgart-based start-ups Comeco and ViveLaCar has been agreed.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Upvest receives four million euros The fintech has once again expanded its Series A financing round. The additional money comes from the Dutch bank ABN Amro Ventures.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News EClear receives BaFin license The Berlin-based fintech has received the license of a payment service provider. EClear now wants to process the payment transactions of online merchants throughout Europe.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

Interviews Startup of the month rubarb The new start-up from Olaf Scholz's nephews offers investments in ETF portfolios for everyone.

Magdalena Hinze 01.01.1970

News 60 million euros for Vivid Money The current financing round is led by the American investor Greenoaks and also includes Ribbit Capital. This increases the fintech's valuation to 360 million euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Juan Rodriguez and Stefan Schütze leave Finlab The reason for this is a realignment of the investor. However, the two board members are to remain in the Finlab cosmos.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Co-founder Jessica Holzbach leaves Penta This is the last founder to leave the Berlin-based fintech. Holzbach wants to devote herself to new professional challenges.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Sebastian Diemer apparently has a new start-up According to a media report, the new crypto start-up called Wallfair will enable all types of betting.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Billionaire joins Vantik It has been two years since the fintech's last financing round. Vantik has now been able to convince investors again - but founder Til Klein had to sell many shares.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

Reports What the EU plans for sustainable finance mean for start-ups The EU wants to be climate-neutral by 2050 and is turning the world of finance upside down to achieve this. This seems tailor-made for start-ups, but there is often still a lack of creative solutions.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

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