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 American Express Ventures and PayPal Ventures have made  strategic investments  in business data FinTech startup Codat, which has also officially rolled out its U.S. operations, according to a Tuesday  March 2  announcement. Were excited to welcome American Express Ventures and PayPal Ventures as investors to further our mission stanley italia  to make life easier for small businesses,  Codat Founder and CEO Peter Lord said in the announcement.  Its clear that small businesses are the backbone of global economies, and in the next few years, we believe there will be a dramatic acceleration in the quality of financial products they are offered. Codat describes itself as FinTech upstart fueling the s stanley tumblers mall- to medium-sized business  SMB   data ecosystem.  The companys application programming interface  API  links the technologies and offerings required by SMBs for their work. It also handles most of the work with integrations, which lets providers concentr stanley mug ate on bolstering their services for SMBs, according to the announcement.Codat was established in 2017 in the United Kingdom to help SMBs by offering an information exchange linking SMBs with the financial institutions  FIs  and FinTechs that service them, the announcement stated. Some of the clients working with Codat, which has offices in New York and London, include insurers and lenders in addition to those working in corporate cards, point of sale  POS  software and payments, among other areas.The news comes as Virgin Money has brought Codat Ynim Adobe Paying for Videos, Images to Train AI Models
 Standard Chartered is spreading the availability of some of its corporate financial services across Asia.A press release Monday  April 15  said Standard Charte stanley cup red is expanding its payments collection tool Straight2Bank Pay, a stanley quencher s well as its corporate mobile banking app, to businesses in China, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam. The bank said it plans to introduce these tools to more markets moving forward, including Kenya and Bangladesh.Straight2Bank Pay stanley cup  allows businesses to accept payments across a range of channels, including mobile wallets, cards, bank transfers and QR Codes, with funds deposited directly into their accounts. Standard Chartered said the solution allows companies to work with a single collections provider regardless of payment technology.Further, the bank is also rolling out its corporate mobile app in these markets connected to the Straight2Bank Pay solution, which enables companies to accept payments via QR Code straight from a phone. The app will first be available for download in Singapore, with additional markets ahead.The global eCommerce market is expected to account for around one-fifth of the total commerce market by 2021, with more than half of this market value drive by mobile payments, said Standard Chartered Global Head of Payments and Receivables, Cash and Transaction Banking Judy Bei in a statement. As our corporate clients look to capitalize on this opportunity, we want to be their trusted partner in the gr