Circle Internet Financial Gets $17 Million Investment, Announces Products

Circle Internet Financial Gets $17 Million Investment, Announces Products

Circle Internet Financial, the company which very few know details about, has reportedly received a $17 million investment in Series B funding. The cash comes from a number of investors that include Breyer Capital, Accel Partners, General Catalyst Partners, Pantera Capital, and Barry Silbert of SecondMarket. Other investors who participated in the round include Circle board member Michele Burns, Leonard Schrank of SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication), and Fenway Summer, a consumer finance advisory with Raj Date at the helm (who's also on the Circle board).....


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