Point-of-Sale Company Revel Raises $13.5M for Asian and European Expansion
Point-of-Sale company Revel Systems has raised $13.5M in funding from ROTH Capital Partners. Revel Systems is best known for their iPad Point-of-Sale platform. Revel’s platform allows merchants the ability to complete sales with less investment in infrastructure. Instead of purchasing a very expensive cash register and other equipment, users are able to pay easily and more important for businesses,Revel’s platform is very scalable and packed full of features that normal cash registers and other POS systems don’t have. Revel allows users multiple ways to pay for the goods or services that....
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San Francisco-based iPad point-of-sale (POS) solution provider Revel Systems announced on 11th February that its merchant customers can now accept bitcoins as payment. Merchants can elect to receive bitcoin via any of Revel's more than 7,000 terminals, which are in use at a variety of merchants from Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen to Goodwill thrift stores. Founded in 2010, Revel Systems offers a range of POS solutions for quick-service restaurants, self-service kiosks, grocery stores and retail outlets, among other merchants. POS packages start at $3,000 plus a monthly fee for an iPad, cash....
IBEX Mercado secured $4 million in funding through a seed round of investments strengthening the company’s goals for expansion in the Americas and Europe.
Pan-Asian bitcoin exchange Quoine announced today it has closed a $2m angel funding round, involving a number of investors and private funds. The firm's CEO Mario Gomez-Lozada told CoinDesk that the investors, who have chosen to remain publicly unnamed for now, include "hedge funds principals, major payment aggregators and top FX traders in Japan", along with executives of financial institutions. Quoine plans to use the additional funds on product development and global expansion. Quiet growth so far. Quoine's management team explained that the company has operated in "stealth mode" since....
Payment gateway, Coinzone has launched a fully localized Bitcoin payment solution for businesses in Europe. And its intention is simple: provide an easy-to-use platform for accepting Bitcoin payments online and at point-of-sale. The eight-man team behind Coinzone set out to provide its users with the best possible experience by creating a system to make the process of using Bitcoin highly intuitive while eliminating the geographic boundaries and complexities of payments. Today, that system is available. Also read: 400 European Banks Accept Bitcoin Purchase Agreement. Coinzone Service....
Bitcoin-based financial platform Wirex, formerly known as E-Coin, has raised $3 million in a Series A funding round from the Fintech fund established by Japanese financial giant SBI Group. UK-based Wirex, essentially a service provider enabling the use of bitcoin and other digital currencies in popular payment networks like Visa and Mastercard through prepaid virtual and plastic cards. Wirex also provides an exchange platform allowing for the exchange of fiat currencies with bitcoin. The company claims to have over 500,000 members across 130 countries, calling itself a ‘hybrid banking’....