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News N26 founder Valentin Stalf withdraws from the operational business Following criticism from BaFin and investor tensions, founder Stalf leaves his position as CEO and moves to the Supervisory Board.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News TARGOBANK launches its own neo-broker on the market with "Joe Broker" With Joe Broker, TARGOBANK is launching its own trading app from July 10, 2025, especially for beginners and digital investors.

Marc Nemitz 30.08.8600

News N26 enters the telecommunications market N26 launches mobile offer with eSIM, 5G and flexible tariffs from €13.99. A logical step towards the super app. More about the partnership with Vodafone.

Marc Nemitz 30.08.6789

News Signal Iduna acquires stake in Neobank Penta The investment in the business banking platform marks the start of a mutual cooperation. Both companies hope to be able to offer their customers an "all-round service".

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

Magazine Opinion Billion-dollar deals, scandals and a tenfold unicorn: a review of 2021 From the German Decacorn to a sexist start-up. The year had a lot to offer, a look back at the biggest success stories - and upsets.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News Bafin misses N26 limit of 50,000 new customers per month The current measures were preceded by reports of security problems. A special representative is to ensure that these are enforced.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

News Oliver Schreiber moves from N26 to Revolut Neobank N26 just raised $900 million, and now its Head of Treasury, Oliver Schreiber, is moving to the competition.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News N26 makes $900 million funding now official This makes the fintech a ninefold unicorn. However, Bafin imposes restrictions on new customer business.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 30.08.1710

News Tomorrow raises 14 million euros It's not just investors who are repeatedly giving the Hamburg-based start-up money - anyone and everyone else has the chance to invest in Tomorrow. The fintech is launching its second round of crowdinvesting on...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Reports These are the five largest fintechs in Germany There are now more than 900 financial start-ups, known as fintechs, in Germany that develop and market technology-driven financial innovations. Startbase took a look at the five largest of them.

Maren Jensen 30.08.8177

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