Bitcoin Remittance Company Bitwala Raises €800k in Seed Fund
Bitwala has announced that the company has successfully raised over 800000 euros in seed funding from the who's who of European industry. Bitwala, the bitcoin-based remittance service located in Netherlands has announced that it has successfully raised investments. Started in 2012, the company has been bootstrapping all this while until the very first fundraising round came along. In the recently concluded seed funding round, the company has raised about 800,000 euros. Bitwala is one of the leading remittance service providers with over 10,000 customers. The announcement about the closure....
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Netherlands-based Bitwala, a crypto-to-SEPA service that enables fiat-currency transfers toward settlements from users who pay in bitcoin has announced the closure of its first seed funding round, raising €800k in the process. Bitcoin startup Bitwala, a Bitcoin services provider that uses its own bank account to provide fiat-currency transfers to settle payments for users who pay in bitcoin has announced the closure of its initial funding round. The funding round, closed in March and revealed today, notes that this is the very first funding round for a startup that began in 2012. Prominent....
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