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Solarisbank

News Bafin sends special auditor to Solarisbank According to a media report, the financial regulator is sending an auditor to take a closer look at the Berlin-based fintech's rapid growth.

Janina Gerhardt 31.01.2022

Magazine Opinion Weed, crypto, capital markets: what will be important for startups in 2022 Some hypes from 2021 will probably continue in the new year. But completely new topics could also dominate. An outlook on 2022.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 07.01.2022

Magazine Knowledge These are Germany's new unicorns In 2021, more start-ups cracked the billion mark than ever before. An overview of the success stories.

Lisa Marie Münster 04.01.2022

News Modifi raises $145 million in debt financing The firm plans to use the money to meet a growing demand for trade finance.

Felix Leitmeyer 15.12.2021

News "We don't have billions available to burn a lot of money" Vivid Money has only been around since 2019. Now Neobank is aiming for profitability.

Sophie Deistler 06.12.2021

News Raisin wants to compete with Solarisbank In Banking as a Service, Raisin Bank cooperates with Mambu. Other fintechs can thus use the company's banking license.

Sophie Deistler 03.11.2021

News Bettercard stops after a few weeks The provider of corporate cards has closed its business after a few weeks. Customers have now been advised to switch to competitor Pliant.

Felix Leitmeyer 02.11.2021

News Finleap wants to sell Pair Finance Financial circles say that Berlin-based start-up Finleap is looking to sell its debt collection service Pair Finance.

Sophie Deistler 22.10.2021

News Solarisbank aims to be "IPO-ready" by mid-2022 Solarisbank is scheduled to go public in the third quarter of 2022. Whether via Spac or the traditional route has not yet been finally clarified.

Lisa Marie Münster 19.10.2021

News This is apparently the way business is done at the Solarisbank company The fintech took in more in commissions than interest in fiscal 2020, according to a media report, and its employees are the most expensive.

Lisa Marie Münster 09.09.2021

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