Currencycloud, one of the world’s leading cross border payments platforms, today announced $25 million in Series D funding with a new investment from GV (formerly known as Google Ventures) and additional funding from the existing investors – Notion Capital, Sapphire Ventures, Rakuten FinTech Fund, and Anthemis. Total investment in the five-year-old FinTech company now stands at $61 million.
Currencycloud provides the tools to build cross-border products and applications. The London-based company was founded in 2012 and counts over 200 customers in 35 countries and millions of end-users have access to its platform through their payment providers. Klarna, Travelex, Standard Bank, Revolut and Azimo, have all built products using Currencycloud’s APIs. To date, $25 billion has been sent through Currencycloud’s infrastructure to over 200 countries.
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Currencycloud provides the tools to build cross-border products and applications. The London-based company was founded in 2012 and counts over 200 customers in 35 countries and millions of end-users have access to its platform through their payment providers. Klarna, Travelex, Standard Bank, Revolut and Azimo, have all built products using Currencycloud’s APIs. To date, $25 billion has been sent through Currencycloud’s infrastructure to over 200 countries.
www.eu-startups.com/2017/03/...ccelerate-the-global-expansion/
