Quickfee Ltd (ASX: QFE) is Australian financial technology company which has created a payment gateway that can be used by top-tier and mid-tier accounting and law firms (professional services) to receive payments from customers (PayNow) and offer instalments (PayLater), via a loan between 3 and 12 months. The idea is that professional firms can get paid quicker, their clients can take up a short-term loan (backed by the professional firm or a director guarantee) and Quickfee can make a small margin.
The QuickFee Ltd (ASX: QFE) share price falls on the back of its Q3 update. What does this business update mean for the QuickFee share price?
The QuickFee Ltd (ASX:QFE) share price tumbled today after ASX fintech posted results for the first half of FY21. Why isn’t Mr Market showing much love for QuickFee?
QuickFee Ltd (ASX:QFE) has announced its first quarter of FY21 with strong growth in the US.
QuickFee Ltd (ASX:QFE) has announced an interest fee product and partnership with Splitit Ltd (ASX:SPT). It’s doing a capital raising to fund the idea.
Investment Analyst Owen Raszkiewicz and Financial Adviser Drew Meredith of Wattle Partners talk about reports from BNPL stocks Afterpay Ltd (ASX: APT), Zip Co Ltd (ASX: Z1P), FlexiGroup Ltd (ASX: FXL) and QuickFee Ltd (ASX: QFE), including whether to buy, hold or sell.
Bruce Coombes is the Founder of Quickfee Ltd (ASX: QFE), a small-cap payments business from Australia.
On the ASX and globally, shares in the software industry are my favourite stomping ground. Nitro Software Ltd (ASX: NTO), Whispir Ltd (ASX: WSP), Hansen Technologies Ltd (ASX: HSN) and ELMO Software Ltd (ASX:ELO). There’s a lot to choose from.
