Tag: stablecoins
Hybrid payment platform Rise secures $6.3m in Series A funding
Rise, a hybrid payments platform specialising in payroll and compliance solutions, has raised $6.3m in its Series A funding round.
Notabene secures $14.5m in Series B to propel stablecoin and payment...
Notabene, the leading digital asset payment authorization network, announced today that it has raised $14.5m in a Series B funding round.
Stablecoins set to dominate payment landscape by 2029
Next Generation has projected an impressive growth trajectory for stablecoins, expecting them to emerge as the primary settlement and payment instruments by 2029. According...
RD Technologies secures $7.8m to expand its FinTech bridge between Web2...
RD Technologies, a pioneering FinTech firm, has announced a successful $7.8m Series A1 financing round.
Skyfire launches global AI payment network with $8.5m boost
Skyfire Systems, the innovator behind the first payment network for AI agents, has recently announced a substantial funding round.
Enterprise blockchain innovator Allium raises $16.5m led by Theory Ventures
Allium Inc, an enterprise in blockchain data delivery, today announced a successful early-stage funding round of $16.5m. According to Silicon ANGLE, this significant investment will...
PEXX’s new $4.5m investment boosts its stablecoin payment innovations
PEXX, a FinTech startup specializing in stablecoin-to-fiat payment platform, announced today that it has closed a $4.5m seed funding round.
Could 2024 be a big year for tokenisation within wealth management?
It has been a few years since the digital asset hype took the world by storm and has since fallen to the background. Despite this, the asset type is still popular, and could see more market adoption in 2024.
Poko’s triumph: Web3 platform garners $4.5m in seed funding
Poko, the Singaporean Web3 startup backed by the globally renowned accelerator Y Combinator, announced a successful seed funding round on Thursday.
HKMA proposes bank-like regulations on stablecoins
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has called for the regulation of fiat-currency backed stablecoins similar to that of banks.