Congratulations to our innovative clients and partners who are reimagining how their customers connect with their money in order to build a better financial future for their customers and the world.
As the global leader in modern financial technology, Galileo’s future-proof platform helps innovators expand the financial frontier. Check out our recent roundup of Galileo clients in the news, highlighting financings, product launches and industry growth.
• Lower raises $100M Series A led by Accel
• Cheese rolls out rewards geared towards Asian-owned businesses
• Klar raises Series B led by General Atlantic to support growth of its digital financial services platform in Mexico
• Prime Trust raises $64M Series A, reports topping $100M in annual revenue
• Lili targets freelancer business management with $55M Series B
• Fortú serves the underbanked and unbanked Latino communities in the U.S.
• Ualá’s CEO talks with CNN about the company’s mission and expansion
• Till Financial’s kids’ spend management app gets Gates’ backing
• The top 10 digital-first banking apps in the U.S. recorded 16.33 million installs during the first half of 2021
• Fintechs, including Cheese Financial and Purple Financial, show up for their communities
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