Hot on the heels of raising $20 million in Series C funding led by Japan’s Rakuten Capital, London-based money transfer service Azimo is launching a new service aimed at small and medium-sized ...

Global money transfer service Azimo has teamed up with payments focused Fintech firm dLocal in order to allow migrant workers based in Europe and Australia to send funds to almost any bank in Colombia ...

Azimo is a new international money transfer service offering much cheaper prices than high street banks and large competitors by cutting out middlemen and hefty commission fees, which can often be as ...

Azimo, a digital disruptor of traditional money transfer services, has launched an improved service for transfers to China. Customers will now be able to send money from 24 countries in Europe to ...

Azimo, a European digital money transfer firm based in London and Krakow, has reportedly has added ten new countries to its services for customers in Nordic countries. This news comes just a little ...

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Azimo announced this week that it had reached profitability in Q2 2019 after successful expansion to Africa and south-east Asia, resulting in the volume of transfers enabled by the money transfer ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Customers in Denmark, Norway and Sweden are now able to send money to ...

A bank based on a mobile app, a car maker that rents out cars rather than selling them, and somebody renting their spare room all have something in common - they rely on fintech to work. Azimo, was ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - UK-based online money transfer firm Azimo is turning the process of sending remittances on its head by allowing mobile phone and computer users to send cash to any mobile phone ...

Azimo, the U.K.-headquartered money transfer service backed by Japan’s Rakuten Capital, amongst others, is seeing a change at the top: founder Michael Kent is stepping sideways to become “executive ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Azimo was the latest major money transfer company to suspend operations for Britain's referendum on EU membership, saying on Wednesday the uncertainty around the vote made it ...