Zimbabwean Bitcoin Startup BitFinance Raises Undisclosed Amount of Funding
It remains to be seen if Bitcoin can become a competitive payment solution in Zimbabwe, though. Investments in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency companies continue to peak as of late. BitFinance, a startup located in Zimbabwe, secured a new round of investment earlier this week. With the new funds, the company aims to boost cryptocurrency awareness and grow its customer base. It appears Bitcoin is getting more popular in Zimbabwe and other African countries. The name BitFinance may not ring a bell for most Bitcoin enthusiasts, but the company is quite successful in Zimbabwe. Their service is....
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