Netevia Banking To Debut And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 1/26/23

Payments and financial services provider Netevia said it will launch in February Netevia Banking, a banking service for small businesses that includes virtual cards, same-day access to funds, connectivity to Netevia’s underwriting team, and a two-hour approval window. Netevia Banking will be available to independent sales organizations for resale.
GE HealthCare will use Checkout.com for its e-commerce service, Checkout.com announced.
Hawk AI, a German provider of software to combat money laundering and other frauds, said it raised $17 million in a Series B round led by Sands Capital.
Orbograph, a supplier of technology for check automation and fraud detection, released OrboAnywhere version 5.0, featuring streamlined installation and other improvements.
Buy now, pay later provider Klarna AB added Money Story to its U.S. Klarna app. Money Story recaps a user’s spending with Klarna.
Money transfer provider Wise said it added 15 partners in 2022 and now has 60 such globally.
The Western Union Co. appointed Matthew Cagwin chief financial officer. Cagwin, a former Fiserv Inc. and First Data Corp. executive, joined Western Union in July and became interim CFO in September.

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