Bitso Partners With Addem Capital to Provide Cryptocurrency Investment Instru...
Bitso, the Mexico-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a new partnership with Addem Capital, a debt fund that provides startups and other companies with financing options. The cryptocurrency exchange will process payments for the fund and provide conversion functions, allowing it to accept cryptocurrency as part of its payment options. Bitso Partners Addem Capital to Allow Latam Users to Invest With Crypto Cryptocurrencies are starting to be included more and more in traditional financial structures in the world and also in Latam. Bitso, a Latam-based exchange, announced....
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The Latin American exchange has raised $62 million in a Series B funding round led by the investment funds Kaszek Ventures and QED Investors. Bitso, the biggest crypto exchange in Latin America, has raised $62 million dollars in a series B funding round.Bitso plans to use the funding to consolidate its expansion in the region — including a focus on Brazil's emerging market. The fundraising round for the Mexican exchange was led by the investment funds Kaszek Ventures and QED Investors. QED's co-founder Nigel Morris and Kaszek's managing director Nicolas Szekasy will also join Bitso's board....
Mexican cryptocurrency exchange Bitso has closed a $2.5 million round of investment. The exchange announced it had closed the round of Series A1 financing earlier this week. Investors include US-based Digital Currency Group (DCG) and Mexico-based firms Monex, Variv Capital, and Xochi Ventures. In a press release about the funding round, DCG’s founder and CEO Barry Silbert announced the reason Bitso was chosen for the investment: “We have supported Bitso since their inception as they have built some of the most advanced exchange technology for digital assets and created partnerships that....
Bitso, a Mexico-based cryptocurrency exchange, is expanding and strengthening its push into the Colombian market in the midst of growing interest in these new technologies in the country. Bitso has appointed Emilio Pardo as a new country manager, to debut the start of operations in Colombia in partnership with Banco de Bogota.
Bitso Enters Colombian Market
Bitso, a Mexican cryptocurrency exchange with more than four million customers, has set its sights on Colombia for its expansion. The company is now part of the regulatory crypto sandbox established in the country as part of....
The startup has a total value of $2.2 billion following its latest Series C investment round. Mexican cryptocurrency exchange Bitso has concluded a $250 million Series C capital raise, putting it in the upper echelons of Latin America’s fintech industry. The latest investment round gives Bitso a total value of $2.2 billion, making it the first Latin American cryptocurrency exchange to be worth over $1 billion. It’s also the third-most valuable fintech company on the continent.The raise was led by Tiger Global and Coatue, with additional contributions from Valor Capital Group, BOND and....
Mexico’s first Bitcoin exchange, Bitso, announced that it has raised $2.5 million in venture capital. The company, founded in 2014, has now raised a total of $4.35 million, becoming the dominant cryptocurrency provider in the Latin American region. Mexico’s First Bitcoin Exchange Bitso Raises $2.5M in Series A Funding. Bitso was the first exchange that....