Galileo is fortunate to partner with some of the most innovative fintechs, neobanks and companies around the world. These partners are making strides in expanding the financial frontier and creating extraordinary experiences that connect all people with their money when, where and how they need it.
Check out our recent roundup of Galileo clients in the news, highlighting new product releases, funding and other company news.
• Dave was featured by The Wall Street Journal in an article on the popularity of neobanking stocks.
• Albert was highlighted by Tearsheet for the wide release of its Albert Cash solution.
• Varo Bank raised a $510 million Series E round and was featured in TechCrunch, CNBC, Forbes and more.
• Ualá was featured by TechCrunch for its recent Series D funding raise of $350 million.
• Several Galileo clients, including Dave, made the Inc. 5000 list, which recognizes the fastest-growing private companies in America.
• Lower.com was highlighted by Inman for its services as a lender, loan servicer, insurance broker and deposit account.
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Galileo Adds 3D Secure to Bolster Online Fraud Protection
Galileo 3D Secure reduces CNP fraud risks across the U.S., Latin America and Canada.
Galileo Launches Wire Transfer Capabilities
Offering in-demand wire services enable fintechs to acquire and retain more customers
Consumers Are Crowdsourcing Their Financial Services, While Banks Risk Losing Primary Status
Galileo Consumer Banking Report by Datos Insights uncovers the latest consumer banking behaviors and preferences
Galileo Highlights its Comprehensive Financial Technology Platform at the Chile Fintech Forum 2024
This is Galileo's first event in Chile following the acquisition of the Argentine unicorn Technisys. As a pioneer in financial technology with 23 years in the industry, the firm offers unparalleled experience and scalability.
Galileo Tops 150 Million Accounts in Another Strong Quarter
SoFi’s technology platform, which comprises Galileo Financial Technologies and the Technisys cloud-based core banking services platform, surpassed 150 million total enabled accounts saw continued year-over-year net revenue growth in the first quarter of 2024.
