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Mollie, a leading payment provider, has launched its funding solution, Mollie Capital, in the UK to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with quick and flexible capital access. Traditional lending often presents challenges for SMEs, including lengthy applications and slow approvals. Mollie Capital offers funding up to £250,000, with a simplified application process taking just five minutes and funds transferred within 24 hours. After a successful launch in Europe, Mollie aims to fill the gap in financial services for UK SMEs, as highlighted by Managing Director Mia Hunter, emphasizing the need for simplicity and flexibility in their financial management.

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Bank Norwegian and Tietoevry Renew Partnership: A Five-Year Commitment to Innovation
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