PSQ Holdings, parent company of PublicSquare, has rolled out Apple Pay and Google Pay support across its PSQ Payments platform—marking a major leap forward for a payment solution originally designed to serve “cancel-proof” merchants. Now, with mobile wallet integration live, PSQ Payments enters a more mainstream arena, meeting surging demand for faster, simpler digital checkout experiences.
In a timely boost for U.S. fleet operators grappling with rising costs and logistical headaches, WEX (NYSE: WEX) has partnered with energy giant bp to launch the earnify™fleet card—a tech-driven payment solution designed to streamline fleet operations while unlocking deep fuel discounts. The card, available now, works across WEX and Mastercard® networks and brings exclusive ongoing fuel rebates to over 8,000 locations, including bp, Amoco, TravelCenters of America, TA Express, and Petro stations.
In a move that blends personal legacy with financial strategy, wealth management platform Osaic has announced the affiliation of PATH Financial Partners, a newly launched firm spearheaded by veteran advisor Jason Oestreicher, CFP®. The Fort Lauderdale-based firm comes aboard with $125 million in assets under administration (AUA), and a clear niche: serving the unsung backbone of Florida—the public workforce.
Corpay, Inc. (NYSE: CPAY), the corporate payments juggernaut, is expanding its global footprint in a major way. The company announced it will acquire London-listed Alpha Group International plc (LSE: ALPH) in a cash deal valuing the UK-based fintech at an enterprise value of approximately $2.2 billion (£1.6 billion)—and $2.4 billion (£1.8 billion) in total equity. The move is set to reshape Corpay’s position in the B2B cross-border payment landscape, particularly in Europe’s fast-evolving fund services space.
In the wake of the newly signed GENIUS Act, FiscalNote (NYSE: NOTE) is doing what it does best: spotting a shift in the regulatory winds—and acting fast. The AI-driven policy intelligence firm is now gearing up to accept stablecoin payments, potentially giving it a significant edge as it pushes for international expansion.
In a world where employee compensation eats up as much as 70% of operating costs, it’s baffling how outdated most comp tools still are. BetterComp, a fast-rising player in compensation management software, wants to change that—and now it has $33 million in fresh backing to do so.
For decades, compensation and workforce planning have been stuck in spreadsheet purgatory—fragmented, reactive, and riddled with risk. But CandorIQ, a Y Combinator-backed startup, just raised a $4.8 million seed round to change that. Led by Array Ventures and joined by CRV, Switch Ventures, and Y Combinator, the funding will supercharge CandorIQ’s product roadmap, grow its team, and double down on embedding AI into compensation and headcount decisions.
TRUE, a rising force in AI-driven mortgage automation, is proving that the most transformative tech doesn’t need to shout to make waves. In the first half of 2025, the company reported a surge in enterprise adoption of its Mortgage Operations Service (MOS) platform—a background AI solution that’s quietly streamlining workflows and slashing manual labor across the mortgage lifecycle.
Best known for powering payments at coffee shops, salons, and small retailers, Clover is now making a bold move into healthcare. Under the Fiserv umbrella, Clover has announced Clover PracticePay™, a payments platform purpose-built for small and mid-sized healthcare providers. Developed in partnership with healthcare payments specialist Rectangle Health, the new system is more than just a point-of-sale—it’s a full-service financial toolkit for modern medical practices.
Global Payments is extending its partnership with one of Mexico’s most trusted financial institutions—Banamex—in a move that underscores the rising stakes in Latin America’s rapidly digitizing commerce landscape.
