CurrencyFair

CurrencyFair to target Irish business market

Fintech firm will offer 500 Irish companies fee-free international money transfers

Irish fintech start-ups discuss trust and regulatory issues

Inaugural ‘Fintech Nation’ conference sees start-ups describing difficulties they face

CurrencyFair to take on banks with business service

Dublin startup voted cheapest money transfer service by Which? magazine

CurrencyFair adds 50 jobs in Dublin

Foreign exchange group targets US expansion following planned large fundraising round

CurrencyFair unveils new peer to peer currency exchange app

New app will allow customers to swap currency more easily

CurrencyFair raises €10m in latest funding round

Venture capital firm Octopus joins in round for the Dublin-based money exchange platform, which pitches itself as the cheapest way to transfer €2,000-plus

Global forum for young leaders to debate peace and conflict resolution

Event expected to attract more than 1,400 delegates from 190 countries

CurrencyFair reaches $1bn milestone for money matching transfers

Dublin-based startup aims to disrupt the foreign exchange sector

Chabal launches TV campaign for CurrencyFair

Former French rugby international dresses up as ‘CurrencyFairy’ to promote foreign exchange marketplace

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New York Times takes a different view on Ireland

No mention of pigeons in overview of local tech scence

Ireland must work to attract fresh talent, web summit told

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