Mercury, the fintech that provides radically different banking* for over 200,000 ambitious companies and individuals, today announced it has submitted its application to the Office of the Comptroller ...

Mercury has taken a decisive step toward redefining its role in the U.S. financial system. The fintech platform, widely used by startups and digital-native ...

The company also appointed an alum of SoFi, Green Dot and Goldman Sachs to serve as CEO of the proposed bank. The move comes after the OCC approved five crypto firms for a different type of charter.

How’s this for a change? A venture capital firm partner is investing money in a bank focused on tech startups. That’s what is happening with Mercury, a bank for startups backed by Andreessen Horowitz.

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Mercury, a San Francisco-based firm offering banking services tailored to the needs of startups, today announced that it’s raised $20 million in series A funding led by Charles River Ventures, with ...

Jeff Kauflin is a New Jersey-based senior editor and covers fintech. In both cases, the extraordinary measures seem to have paid off–for now, at least. Regional banks have stabilized. And according to ...

Yesterday, Mercury, which describes itself as a bank for startups, restricted several accounts linked to African tech startups, TechCrunch has learned. The number of companies involved with this ...

Mercury announced they have submitted an application to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national ...