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Cashfree Payments, a payments gateway platform, has acquired Zecpe, a one-click checkout platform, for an undisclosed sum. According to a company’s statement, this deal will enable Cashfree Payments to provide …
SBI-backed fintech firm Cashfree Payments acquires checkout platform Zecpe Read More
Surge, Sequoia Capital India’s accelerator program, has announced the launch of its eighth cohort, featuring 30 founders across 12 companies. Surge 08 includes startups that are building futuristic products across …
Sequoia’s Surge selects 12 startups for its eighth cohort Read More
TikTok announced today that it’s introducing new well-being features for teens, families and its broader community. The company is improving its screen time controls with more custom options, introducing new …
TikTok rolls out new screen time controls, adds new default settings for teens and expands Family Pairing Read More
A number of Indian micro-entrepreneurs, especially in rural areas, still do not have access to formal credit. Though there’s a large addressable market, institutional lenders have shied away from capitalizing …
Rang De empowers underserved communities with its P2P lending platform Read More
The all-in-one fintech app Revolut has released its annual report for 2021. While 2021 ended more than a year ago, this report includes some significant figures as the company nearly …
Revolut reports first full year of profit Read More
The U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally cleared the proposed $7.3 billion merger between London-based satellite company Inmarsat and its U.S. rival Viasat. The two companies, which offer …
UK provisionally greenlights Viasat and Inmarsat’s $7.3B pointing to competition from Starlink Read More
Last year, a bunch of Google executives launched an email app called Shortwave, which aimed to fill in the gap left by the search giant’s Inbox app. Now, the company …
Shortwave email app introduces AI-powered summaries Read More