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Privy Secures $15M Investment to Enhance Crypto Onboarding Infrastructure

Privy, a provider specializing in cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure, has successfully raised an estimated $15 million in a funding round spearheaded by Ribbit Capital. The company made the funding announcement on Wednesday, highlighting its suite of application programming interfaces (APIs). These APIs empower developers to efficiently manage and integrate user data, enabling their customers…

Privy Secures $15M Investment to Enhance Crypto Onboarding Infrastructure

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Stitch raises $25M Series A extension led by Ribbit Capital, increasing the round’s total to $46M

Open banking, in which traditional banks release their data via application programming interfaces (APIs) to enable the development of new financial services for their consumers, has been one of the most significant disruptions in global payments over the past decade. Less than five years ago, this innovation, in which businesses use APIs to access customers’ […]

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Tiger Global and Ribbit invest another $100 million in PhonePe

PhonePe has raised another $100 million as part of an ongoing round, a deliberation that has already pulled $450 million despite the market slump, as the Indian fintech giant bulks up its war chest following the recent separation from the parent firm Flipkart. Ribbit Capital, Tiger Global and TVS Capital pumped the new $100 million into the startup. The ongoing round values the…

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Eric Schmidt backs former Google exec’s digital family office platform in $90 million funding

Eric Schmidt backs former Google exec’s digital family office platform in $90 million funding

Caesar Sengupta has worked on, and overseen, several category-defining projects in the past decade and a half. As a product lead at Google, he was in charge of ChromeOS, the company’s desktop operating system. He then headed the Android-maker’s Next Billion Users initiative that made products such as Google Pay in India to serve and onboard the next wave of internet users. Last year, he left…

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Diem Co-Creator Shifts Focus to Bitcoin

Diem Co-Creator Shifts Focus to Bitcoin

Diem Co-Creator Shifts Focus to Bitcoin David Marcus, former Meta executive and co-creator of Facebook’s now sold Diem project, has moved his focus to Bitcoin (BTC), unveiling a new company, Lightspark, established with the aim to explore, build and extend BTC’s capabilities and utility. “As a first step, we’re actively assembling a team to dive deeper into the Lightning Network,” the…

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شركة وَيف هي أول شركة يونيكورن في الدول الناطقة بالفرنسية: إليك كيف وصلت لهذه المرحلة

شركة وَيف هي أول شركة يونيكورن في الدول الناطقة بالفرنسية: إليك كيف وصلت لهذه المرحلة

مساء الأفارقة، يعاني المشهد الريادي في إفريقيا عمومًا من نقص كبير في التغطية الإعلامية، ومن النافع أن أعرّفكم اليوم على شركة خدمات مالية عبر الهواتف النقّالة في السنغال، لا نملك ما يشبهها في الجزائر، وصلت مؤخرًا لمرحلة اليونيكورن أي تقييم يتجاوز المليار دولار أمريكي. وإليكم ملخص الخبر من أحد أعداد نشرة TC Daily التي إن تابعتها لن يفوتك شيء من مشهد الشركات الناشئة الأفريقية وشؤونها…

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Groww raises $30 million in Series C funding

Groww raises $30 million in Series C funding

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Bengaluru-based wealth management platform, Groww on Thursday said that it has raised $30 million in Series C funding, led by Y Combinator’s growth stage fund, YC Continuity. The round also saw participation from existing investors Sequoia India, Ribbit Capital and Propel Ventures.

Groww is YC Continuity’s first investment in India.

According to the startup, the capital will be…

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Crypto and Fintech Investor Ribbit Capital Files to Raise $350M for ‘Blank Check’ IPO Ribbit Capital, a major investor in fintech startups including cryptocurrency and blockchain ventures, is seeking to raise $350 million for a “blank check” company that would make acquisitions.