The Latest Breaking News from fintech

SoFi stock has pulled back this week after the fintech firm raised $1.59 billion via public offering. Here’s why SOFI shares are worth buying on the recent weakness.

Your checking account has always felt like the financial equivalent of oxygen: always there, rarely questioned, and assumed to be free. Suddenly, banks are rewriting the rules, fintechs are shaking the table, and that trusty “no-fee” label is starting to wobble. Fees are creeping in through side doors, fine print…

Startup investment in Latin America is expected to rebound in 2026, with fintech firms poised to attract the largest share of new capital after several years of subdued funding, according to a report by Bloomberg Línea.

AI has been invaluable in the financial services industry and is increasingly adopted by all types of financial institutions, including not only banks and credit unions, but also lenders, trading firms, payment processors and, of course, fintech.

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SOFI stock moved higher after the company launched its stablecoin, a move that expands its crypto ambitions beyond trading and into financial infrastructure.

Fintech giant Intuit partners with Circle Internet Group in a multi-year deal.

Down over 25% from all-time highs, European tech stocks such as Klarna and Spotify are top investments, according to Dan Ives.

DLocal Limited is a great choice for EM exposure in 2026. It is a fintech that funnels payments across borders into business accounts and has broad support.

After four decades of selling tourists “tax-free” shopping that is really a slow, partial VAT refund, Spanish fintech STAMP is campaigning to flip the model so non-EU visitors never pay the tax at the till.

Both are great long-term fintech investments, but one has an upper hand.