In a recent development in the realm of digital payments, RemitBee Inc., a Canadian fintech platform, has announced a collaboration with Visa Canada to enhance cross-border payment services. By integrating with Visa Direct, RemitBee aims to provide faster and more secure international transfers to over 190 countries, addressing common issues faced by Canada's immigrant community in sending money abroad. This collaboration not only signifies an important milestone for Canada's domestic fintech sector but also highlights the emergence of a homegrown payment infrastructure that could offer a competitive alternative to foreign-dominated markets in cross-border payments. This partnership is poised to strengthen RemitBee's role as a centralized hub for payment services, potentially giving financial partners and regional operators streamlined access to global markets.

• Visa (NYSE:V) last closed at $318.79 down 0.8%.

In other market news, Corpay (NYSE:CPAY) was a notable mover up 12.5% and closing at $343.99, hovering around its 52-week high.

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• SoFi Technologies (NasdaqGS:SOFI) closed at $15.75 down 1.6%.
• PayPal Holdings (NasdaqGS:PYPL) ended the day at $45.37 down 1.8%. Last week, PayPal received shareholder proposals related to services in conflict zones and meeting thresholds, recommending votes against both.
• Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) settled at $13.80 down 3.2%.

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