Mercury Bank Blocks Fintech Founders From Nigeria, Ukraine, and a Dozen More Countries
The U.S.-based fintech company, Mercury, will offboard startups whose founders reside in or whose businesses are headquartered in 14 African countries and six non-African states. Mercury CEO Immad Akhund stated that this...
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