Bitcoin Startup BitX Extends Series A With Undisclosed Funding
Bitcoin exchange and wallet provider BitX has extended its Series A round to include undisclosed funding from Southeast Asia-focused VC firm Venturra Capital. According to BitX, the funding will be invested in recruitment and product development, as well as expanding the service beyond its current target consumers in markets including Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria and South Africa. BitX declined to release the size of the funding, but stated that the capital was secondary to bringing Venturra Capital on as an investor. "With our lean structure and very low cost base, the funds we have....
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BitX, a Singapore-based, global cryptocurrency platform, has raised an undisclosed sum of funding from Venturra Capital, a Jakarta-based venture fund. Venturra joins an investor group that includes Barry Silbert's Digital Currency Group and The Naspers Group, a South Africa-based global platform operator and investor. BitX raised $4 million USD in July in its series A round, according to techinasia.com. Naspers Group and the Digital Currency Group led the round. Bitcoin Wallet And Payment Solutions. BitX provides mobile wallets, institutional quality exchanges and APIs for business....
BitX is delighted to report their $4M Series A funding round led by the Naspers Group, through PayU (Naspers Group's payment subsidiary). Also in participation at the round, was their long term investor, Barry Silbert's Digital Currency Group. Major growths and engagements have been experienced across the markets BitX operate in over the past 12 months, and as a result, their platform is now available to more than half a billion consumers - cut across strategic markets in Africa and Southeast Asia. As a result, BitX now has the biggest market footprint of any cryptocurrency company in the....
Singapore-based Bitcoin exchange startup BitX has reportedly bagged a whopping $4 million (USD) in Series A funding from online e-commerce payment gateway PayU. PayU is a subsidiary of the multinational media and internet services giant Naspers. Founded in 2013, the Bitcoin exchange recently expanded into the Nigerian market offerings its mobile Bitcoin wallet for iOS and Android, the BitX API in addition to the exchange services. The reason why the startup focuses on emerging markets is because of their high-growth potential. BitX CEO Marcus Swanepoel said, "We've been seeing very strong....
Emerging market-focused bitcoin services firm BitX has completed a SGD$1m ($824,000) seed funding round. Investors include London-based Ariadne Capital, Barry Silbert's New York-based Bitcoin Opportunity Corp (BOC) and Palo Alto-based financial innovation investor, Carol Realini. BitX CEO Marcus Swanepoel told CoinDesk the funding would help the Singapore-based firm accelerate its business, furthering international expansion of its wallet and exchange services, assist with merchant acquisition and help the company develop some new products it has in the pipeline. Silbert praised the BitX....
Singapore-based Bitcoin wallet, trading service provider, and merchant payment processor BitX has secured a round of funding from Southeast Asia-focused venture capital firm Venturra. Previously, the startup raised US$4 million from prominent Btcoin angel investors including Barry Silbert, as well as tech conglomerates such as South African media company Naspers. With the new financing, BitX will focus on expanding its team and recruiting talents across Asia to enter new markets. "We've seen some really strong growth over the past three months, so having additional cash to help drive these....