Wells Fargo (WFC) is reportedly planning to back out of its credit-card alliance with Bilt ahead of schedule, calling quits ...

Wells Fargo is planning to end a flashy credit-card partnership that lets people earn rewards points for charging their rent. The partnership with Bilt had been scheduled to end in 2029, but Wells ...

Bilt Rewards, which offers users reward points for paying their rent, said on Thursday that it has more than tripled its ...

Bilt Rewards just closed a $250 million funding round, pushing its valuation to $10.75 billion. $100 million of this round ...

Bilt Rewards, the platform best known for doling out rewards points for rent payments, more than tripled its valuation to $10 ...

Now valued at almost $11 billion, Bilt is ending its partnership with Wells Fargo on the Bilt Rewards Mastercard and ...

Today marks a defining moment in Bilt’s mission to transform how Americans engage with their largest spending categories.

Bilt said it's developing "Bilt Card 2.0," which will include a no-annual-fee option as well as two higher-tier products with annual fees of $95 and $495 respectively.

(Reuters) -Bilt Rewards was valued at $10.75 billion in its latest funding round led by General Catalyst and GID, the loyalty program-focused fintech firm said on Thursday, signaling renewed investor ...

Wells Fargo's (WFC) co-branded rent credit card is reportedly weighing on financials. Hence, the bank is renegotiating the agreement with Bilt Technologies.

Wells Fargo has long offered a co-branded card with the retailer Dillards, and in 2020 it launched Hotel.com's first-ever credit card. Last year, Wells launched the Bilt Mastercard, a co-branded card ...