Bitcoin Services Platform Bitwala Closes €800k in Seed Funding
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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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....
The startup Bitwala has announced it has received €800k in seed funding for the company’s initiatives. The team says they closed its very first funding round on March 15th after already successfully bootstrapping many Bitcoin ventures by self-funding. Bitwala was founded by Jan Goslicki, Jörg von Minckwitz, and Benjamin Jones offering a way to send....
Though BitGo was the wallet software used by Bitfinex who lost $60m of its customers’ funds, Bitwala says it will still work with the provider as it launches its wallet services. Bitwala has added a Bitcoin wallet onto its platform to allow users to pay and send Bitcoins from within the Bitwala site through seamless website integration. In a statement, the platform which enables sending money abroad and paying bills with Bitcoin in 17 currencies, announces that the wallet will allow users to have full control over their money. It also supports Dash and Steem. Jörg von Minckwitz, CEO of....
After raising $1.65 million via a pre-seed extension, Bitmama, a Nigeria-based blockchain startup, has now closed its pre-seed funding round at $2 million, a report has said. Leading the funding round were two Africa-focused venture capital firms: Unicorn Growth Capital and Launch Africa.
New Funding to Help Bitmama Scale Up Crypto Use Cases in Africa
A Nigeria-based blockchain startup, Bitmama, recently closed its pre-seed funding round at $2 million after it added $1.65 million to the $350,000 that was raised in October last year. According to a Techcrunch report, the funding....
Bitwala, the Netherlands-based bitcoin payment service, has introduced a bitcoin email payment service called EmailPay. Registered users only need an email address to send a bitcoin payment using the service. Bitwala, which debuted about three months ago, settles payments in EUR in the European Commission's Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). To pay using EmailPay, the user only needs the email address of the recipient and the amount of money they wish to send. Users have to pay Bitwala's 0.5 percent transaction fee. They can send payments up to whatever amount they are authorized.....