HIFI raises $37 million Series A led by Left Lane Capital
HIFI said it raised $37 million in a Series A led by Left Lane Capital on Sept. 24, with investor Matthew Miller joining its board. The company said the funds will support regulatory licensing, hiring in New York and internationally, and product expansion into cards and capital markets. HIFI describes a platform that links bank rails, compliance and digital-asset settlement, and reports processing more than $7 billion annually for over 10,000 businesses and 200,000 individuals. It has participated in DTCC tokenized-asset trades and announced a Visa partnership for stablecoin-funded payouts. HIFI did not disclose valuation, investor amounts or product timelines.
HIFI raised $37 million to fund licensing, hiring and product expansion
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HIFI took part in DTCC tokenized-asset production trades and announced a Visa partnership. The company then raised $37 million and added a board member. Next it will seek more licenses, hire staff, and work on cards and capital-markets…
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