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Since 1938, Knoll has been recognized for creating modern furniture that inspires, evolves, and endures. Jingle Pay, which targets expats and offers financial services such as multi-currency card and money transfer, is now live in the UAE.Shop online for living, dining and work from home essentials. “As the start-up continues to grow, MoneyGram’s direct ownership in the company will strengthen our leading position in the Middle East and further accelerate our strategic goals to lead the evolution of digital payments,” Holmes says. The two firms say the partnership will enable “convenient and fast” global money transfers through the Jingle Pay app, allowing consumers in the UAE to send money to more than 200 countries and territories around the world. MoneyGram has partnered with, and bought a minority stake of approximately 12%, in UAE-based finance app Jingle Pay, for an undisclosed sum.Īlex Holmes, MoneyGram’s chairman and CEO, has also joined the Jingle Pay board of directors as chair. Since it began, it claims to have disbursed $13 million in loans to more than 4,000 carriers. It says it intends to use the funds to develop its offerings, hire more people and expand further in Mexico.Įstablished in 2021, Solvento offers financial services to carriers including payment automation, invoice financing and credit. The round also saw participation from Quona Capital, Proeza Ventures, Dynamo Ventures, Zenda Capital, Susa Ventures, 9yards Capital and Supply Chain Collective, as well as angel investors. Mexican fintech start-up for the transport sector, Solvento, has raised $5 million in a round led by US’ Ironspring Ventures. By Q1 2023, it aims to launch in five more countries. Vance was part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2022 batch and plans on going live in the UAE and UK by the end of this year. Unlike multi-currency wallets, Vance says its account will enable users to transact using local rails in different countries. Founded in 2022, Vance’s banking platform will allow users to “seamlessly” manage separate accounts, exchange currencies, and over time, invest in equities across markets.
Vance aims to build a neobank catering to “global citizens”. The money will be used to expand their 10-member team to 30 over the next six months and develop new products including remittances, savings accounts and investments. The round also saw participation from Global Founders Capital, Y Combinator, Soma Capital and angel investors.
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