This week, TechCrunch Fintech highlights Klarna's CEO declaring the company's commitment to crypto as they prepare for a U.S. IPO, aiming for a valuation of $15 billion in April. The report also covers Khazna's fundraising success to enhance financial services for lower-income groups, Deel's rising revenues and IPO ambitions, and Rapyd's efforts to raise $300 million despite a valuation drop. Amid these developments, Superlogic's funding achievement further emphasizes innovative financial solutions in the sector.
Klarna's CEO announced the company's plan to embrace crypto, marking a significant shift for the buy now, pay later giant as it eyes a U.S. IPO.
Khazna's pre-Series B funding showcases the demand for tailored financial services for low- and middle-income workers, securing $16 million this round.
Deel's increasing annual revenue run rate and recent secondary share sale indicate strong growth and potential for an IPO in the near future.
Rapyd Financial Network's new funding round reflects the changing valuations in fintech, as it seeks $300 million despite a dip from prior valuations.
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