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Usio has reported third quarter 2026 revenue of $23.8 million, up 12%, with Adjusted EBITDA up 222% to $1.2 million, total payment dollars processed up 25% to $2.73 billion and a sixth consecutive quarterly record in ACH transactions, and has reiterated its guidance of 14% to 16% revenue growth for 2026.
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Usio has reported third quarter 2026 revenue of $23.8 million, up 12%, with Adjusted EBITDA up 222% to $1.2 million, total payment dollars processed up 25% to $2.73 billion and a sixth consecutive quarterly record in ACH transactions, and has reiterated its guidance of 14% to 16% revenue growth for 2026.
Macquarie Bank has admitted failures in how it promoted its Welcome Rate offer for new savings account customers, with ASIC and Macquarie jointly proposing a $14 million penalty to the NSW Supreme Court, on top of $8.8 million in remediation that Macquarie has already paid to nearly 40,000 customers.
Alta, a new blockchain designed for banks and payment firms, has raised a $47.5 million Series A led by Index Ventures, with GV joining, taking total funding to $80 million. What caught my eye is that Airwallex CEO Jack Zhang is a co-founder and Airwallex is an early design partner, giving Alta access to fiat rails in around 200 countries from day one. Privacy and compliance built into the chain itself is exactly what institutions have been asking for.
DriveWealth, the embedded brokerage engine behind a long list of fintech apps, has secured MiCA authorisation from the Bank of Lithuania. Its EU entity already held a MiFID II licence, so one Vilnius-based firm can now offer partners securities and crypto-assets under a single regulatory roof, with crypto services due in the new year. Add the recent Ripple tie-up for RLUSD settlement and the direction is obvious: stocks, stablecoins and tokenised assets through one API. A shot across the bows for white-label brokerage rivals in Europe.
Revolut has been handed a conditional banking licence by the Bank of Israel, only the third new bank licence there since 2019 in a market long dominated by Hapoalim and Leumi. It cannot take customers yet, but with former Leumi chairman Muli Ben Zvi and ex-Pepper CEO Uri Nathan running the show, it clearly means business. Israel is a sophisticated, internationally minded market where FX and cross-border payments matter, so Revolut's multi-currency proposition should land well. Another notch on a remarkable 2026 licence tally.
Two weeks after launching round-the-clock RFQ trading in DAX 40 shares on 360X, Deutsche Börse has gone further: all 40 DAX constituents are now available as tokenised xStocks, built with Kraken parent Payward and within reach of investors in more than 110 markets. When an exchange group of this calibre distributes its own blue chips on-chain, tokenised equities stop being a crypto-native experiment. Brokers offering German stock CFDs to Asian and LatAm clients should be paying close attention.
eToro's Q3 numbers made for uncomfortable reading. Net income fell 74% to $15 million and net contribution slipped 13% to $186 million as crypto activity cooled, and the shares touched an all-time low. Yet funded accounts grew 18% to 4.39 million, so the client franchise is intact; this is a revenue mix problem, not a growth problem. The $250 million buyback tells you management thinks the market has it wrong. My take: the multi-asset story only works if capital markets can carry the quarters when crypto goes quiet.
Challenge rules are a prop firm’s first line of defence – but only if they can be enforced. Straight from the dealing room, this guide shows how to write measurable rules, what a realistic funded-account rulebook looks like, how to catch network-level abuse early, and how Broktinger validates every payout against 45 checks.
MultiBank Group has announced the formation of a predominantly Emirati Board of Directors for MultiBank Exchange Holding, the first interbank trading platform in the BRICS and emerging countries, which achieved in October 2026 a turnover of over US$ 0.5 Trillion.
Monday saw a sharp rebound in Wall Street, with the Dow Jones rising 2.2%, the S&P 500 2.4%, and the Nasdaq 2.7%.
