The top up took the amount set aside by Barclays to cover claims to £9.5billion, while Lloyds, which accounted for half of the PPI market, has a £19.2billion pot to cover redress payments. lMarketInvoice, the online invoice financing firm, is looking to strike deals with other major high-street banks after signing a partnership with Barclays. Founder and chief executive Anil Stocker said that the tie-up with Barclays, which will see the bank take a minority stake in the financial technology business, will enable it to serve more small to medium-sized enterprises. "Right now all banks are looking at their digital future, their customer base, their product set. This [the Barclays deal] will be the first of many," he said. Stocker added that he wants to expand MarketInvoice's offering to include vehicle and trade finance.