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BUSINESS INSIDER RECOGNIZES GALILEO FOR POWERING BIG NAME FINTECHS

Business Insider Recognizes Galileo for Powering Big Name Fintechs

January 13, 2020

Galileo is proud to be named to Business Insider’s recent list of 47 enterprise startups to bet your career on in 2020. Business Insider highlighted that Galileo’s platform and APIs provide the building blocks for fintech and payments, powering big name clients like Robinhood.

The publication noted Galileo’s $77 million series A in October 2019, which is being used to accelerate growth, continue expansion into Latin America, the UK and Europe, and continue product development.

Read more in Business Insider.

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