US Blockchain Company Ripple Raises $55 Mln, Investors Include Major Banks
Thursday, Blockchain company Ripple announced that it had raised $55 mln in funding. Accenture Ventures, SCB Digital Ventures, the venture arm of Siam Commercial Bank and Santander Innoventures are just a few of the investors who participated in the Series B funding. Additionally, Ripple has secured partnerships with major banks, including Standard Chartered, BMO Financial Group, and Shanghai Huarui Bank. In the near future Ripple plans to partner with even more banks, which are planned to use the service it provides to improve cross-border payments. Overall, Ripple has received over $93....
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Ripple financial platform has raised $55 million as part of its second fundraising round from multiple banking institutions. Ripple, the blockchain platform for the banking industry has announced the closure of a successful fundraising round. In this second investment round, the platform has raised $55 million from multiple investors. The US-based Ripple platform is known to offer blockchain based cross-border payments technology for banks. The technology enables banks to transfer funds to branches across geographies at costs much lesser than the conventional methods. With the latest....
Ripple has secured $55 million in Series B financing from new investors that include SCB Digital Ventures (the venture arm of Siam Commercial Bank), Standard Chartered, Accenture Ventures and SBI Holdings. The company will use the funds to support growth and pursue strategic partnerships. Other investors include Santander Innoventures, the venture arms of Seagate Technology and CME Group, and Venture 51. The investment demonstrates new expertise from companies with hands-on experience with Ripple. A Boost To Cross Border Payment. Chris Larsen, Ripple CEO, said the investment will support....
Ripple, a global provider of cross-border settlement solutions, has secured $55 million in Series B financing from new investors that include SCB Digital Ventures (the venture arm of Siam Commercial Bank), Standard Chartered, Accenture Ventures and SBI Holdings. The company will use the funds to support growth and purse strategic partnerships. Other new investors include Santander Innoventures, the venture arms of Seagate Technology and CME Group, and Venture 51. The investment demonstrates new expertise from companies with hands-on experience with Ripple. Focus On Cross-Border Payments.....
Payment Protocol Company Ripple Labs recently announced that it has raised $28 million in a new Series A financing round. The San Francisco-based startup attracted supports from a number of globally renowned companies, which include data storage company Seagate, derivative marketplace CME Group, and venture capital firm IDG Capital Partners. It further received investments from Jerry Yang's AME Cloud Ventures, ChinaRock Capital Management, China Growth Capital, and many other renowned investment vehicles. As Ripple Labs commits, it is going to channel these investments towards building the....
Ripple Labs has sealed new partnerships that will bring its Ripple protocol to two US banks. According to the company's 24th September announcement, Kansas-based CBW Bank and Cross River Bank, located in New Jersey, will be the first American banks to adopt Ripple's open-source distributed transaction infrastructure. The news comes several months after Ripple inked its first deal with the banking sector, when German bank Fidor became the first institution of its kind to integrate the Ripple protocol. Like Fidor, CBW Bank and Cross River Bank will now be able to tap Ripple's low-cost....