Stablecoins are at a regulatory crossroads in Canada. What’s next?
As the digital asset explodes in popularity, Canadian FinTech wants movement on regulation.
As the digital asset explodes in popularity, Canadian FinTech wants movement on regulation.
Startups, banks and regulators contend with stressed customers, stalled stablecoin, and accelerated threat timelines.
Up to $750-million Series E includes $550-million primary and $200-million secondary offerings.
Extra development work and regulatory approvals push closure of sale into next year.
Calgary-based FinTech startup will become the new issuer of Paytrie’s CADC stablecoin.
Together, 2025 winners averaged a three-year revenue growth of 2,623 percent.
FinTech company gets backing from BDC Capital as Bank of Canada signals openness to stablecoin.
Wealthsimple, Venn, Brim, and others are now subject to new rules and payment rail access.
New offering targets young Canadians navigating affordability pressures through shared finances.
As it surpasses $100 billion in AUA, Toronto firm aims to bolster investing with lower fees, diversification, and AI.
Profitual helps startups build budgets, forecasts, and investor-ready financials, no accounting degree required.
Legaltech company also launches its own capital advance program as it tackles the enterprise market.
FreshBooks Payments invoices can now be paid through biweekly or monthly plans.
Sources say feds poised to deliver on next phase of long-delayed financial data-sharing legislation.
With SR&ED support from Boast, the BC startup keeps sustainable plastic alternatives moving from lab to market.