Home Tech News Rapyd, a “fintech-as-a-service” provider, to acquire Iceland-based Valitor, which develops in-store and online payments technologies, for $100M (Omar Faridi/Crowdfund Insider)

Rapyd, a “fintech-as-a-service” provider, to acquire Iceland-based Valitor, which develops in-store and online payments technologies, for $100M (Omar Faridi/Crowdfund Insider)

Last updated on February 20, 2023 by uzair 0 Comment

Omar Faridi / Crowdfund Insider:Rapyd, a fintech-as-a-service provider, to acquire Iceland-based Valitor, which develops in-store and online payments technologies, for $100MRapyd, a multinational Fintech as a Service (FaaS) provider, has entered into a definitive agreement with Arion Banki (Arion Bank)
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