Simplex Brings Total Funding to $8.4 Million with Latest Round

Simplex Brings Total Funding to $8.4 Million with Latest Round

In May 2014, Israeli bitcoin payments company Simplex raised $1.4 million in seed funding. It’s been nearly two years since this seed raise, and the company has just announced the closing of a successful series A, which saw a host of participants fund a further $7 million, bring the total funding raised to $8.4 million. For those not familiar with the company, it aims to make it easier to buy and sell bitcoins through the issue of a bitcoin credit card. Traditionally, when a bitcoin buyer or seller wants to transfer bitcoins to or from an exchange, for example, he or she must go through a....


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