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March 2, 2021 @ 9:27 am By JD Alois
Rewire, a digital banking startup that is targeting cross-border banking services has announced a $20 million Series B funding round. The round was lead by leading global crowdfunding platform
OurCrowd and also included a line of credit from an undisclosed bank.
According to a release, Rewire’s mission is to empower migrants with digital financial services. The additional capital will enable the Fintech to enhance its product portfolio and services, as well as its strategic partnerships in various countries.
New investors in the round include Renegade Partners, Glilot Capital Partners, and Jerry Yang, former Yahoo! CEO and director at Alibaba, through AME Cloud Ventures. Current investors who participated include Viola Fintech, BNP Paribas through their VC fund Opera Tech Ventures, Moneta Capital, as well as private angel investors.
The International Space Station (ISS) is backdropped over Miami, Florida. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
CTech – The NewSpace trend is reaching new heights engineering smaller payloads, launchers, and devices all designed to offer innovative solutions for the next frontier. Satellites, however, are particularly expensive due to the large size needed for their dishes, as well as pricey launchers, due to their heavy weight. Israeli space tech startup NSLComm, located near Ben-Gurion Airport, has approached this problem in a wholly new way it engineers nanosatellites whose shoebox-size allows them to later deploy their large pop-up dishes in space, cutting down on weight, size, cost and more. Co-founder and CEO Raz Itzhaki, whose company launched its first prototype in July 2019 and is currently partnering with a number of investors and companies, spoke to
Shoshanna Solomon is The Times of Israel s Startups and Business reporter
Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Galactic, poses for a photo outside the New York Stock Exchange as fireworks are exploded before his company s IPO, performed via a reverse merger with a SPAC, on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019. (AP/Richard Drew)
Earlier this month, Herzliya-based Otonomo announced that it would be going public. To get listed on Nasdaq, the company, which makes a cloud-based platform that allows car companies, service providers and apps to share and integrate data generated by vehicles, would normally need to go through a long, complicated process, opening its books to prospective investors and regulators and meeting minimum revenue and asset requirements.
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