Payments platform Finix raises $17.5m in Series A round
The round was led by Bain Capital Ventures.
The round was led by Bain Capital Ventures.
Following the acquisitions of Debitoor and Shoplo.
The new funding brings the total volume of primary investment to €195 million.
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Investors in the first part of the Series E round have not been disclosed.
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The strategic partnership will have an initial term of two years.
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Standard Chartered, MUFG and other existing investors participated in the round.
The funds will enable the company to scale-up its business.
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