Coinflow raises $25m in Series A funding round

Coinflow, a payment service provider (PSP), has completed a Series A funding round raising $25m, aimed at expediting the global pay-in and payout stablecoins infrastructure implementation.

The PSP allows businesses to make and receive payments instantly across international borders.

Since its initial seed funding in 2024, Coinflow has experienced a 23-fold increase in revenue and extended its payment coverage to more than 170 countries.

Coinflow's infrastructure is currently utilised by various industries such as marketplaces, fintech, gaming, payroll, remittance, and e-commerce.

Coinflow merges the use of stablecoins with AI-driven fraud prevention and blockchain proof-of-delivery.

This combination enables merchants to execute transactions instantly, settle funds in real-time, and avoid the costs associated with chargebacks.

The Series A funding will facilitate Coinflow's expansion of global payout coverage to over 100 countries, with a focus on establishing new channels in Asia and Latin America.

The company also plans to refine its product foundation to improve transaction approval rates, which in turn is expected to drive merchant growth.

Furthermore, Coinflow intends to enhance payout liquidity and efficiency while broadening its reach into new markets to support the expansion of its clients and partners.

It will also expand its team in both the US and the EU.

Coinflow CEO and co-founder Daniel Lev said: “Payment systems are still stuck in a patchwork of local networks, riddled with delays, fraud, and unnecessary costs. Coinflow solves this by unifying global rails into one instant, secure settlement layer.

“Our Series A funding will enable us to scale that vision globally and cement our role as the world’s next-generation PSP.”

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