US-based firm, Boulevard, successfully raised $80 million in a Series D funding round for its business management software platform. JMI Equity led the round. In a separate development, Amsterdam’s Recharge, a prepaid payments platform, merged with Singapore’s Coda. This merger enhances their digital content monetisation capabilities. On another note, UK tech startup TRIFFT Loyalty secured €550k in pre-seed funding to strengthen their customer loyalty platform. Lastly, UK fintech yetipay raised €4 million to expand its payments platform for the hospitality, retail and services sectors.
Boulevard Secures $80 million Series D Funding
Boulevard, a US-based firm, successfully raised $80 million in a Series D funding round. JMI Equity led the round. Read more.
Boulevard, a Los Angeles-based business management software platform for self-care businesses, secured $80 million funding in their Series D round. The company plans to use the funds to sustain its growth and development, offering more advanced and beneficial services for its clients.
Coda Merges with Recharge
Recharge, an Amsterdam-based company, merged with Coda. Read more.
Recharge, a top prepaid payments platform from Amsterdam, merged with Singapore’s Coda, a leader in digital content monetisation. This merger brings together two successful regional innovators with scalable businesses and complementary strengths, aiming to shape the future.
TRIFFT Loyalty Secures €550k in pre-Seed Funding
TRIFFT Loyalty, a UK-based firm, raised €550k in a pre-Seed funding round. Key investors include Lighthouse Ventures, BD Partners, Gi21 Capital, and Koopeo. Read more.
UK tech startup, TRIFFT Loyalty, raised €550k in a pre-Seed funding round. Its goal is to help brands foster meaningful emotional connections with customers. The round was led by Lighthouse Ventures, and included BD Partners, Gi21 Capital and Koopeo.
yetipay Raises €4 million
yetipay, a UK-based firm, raised €4 million. Key investors include re:cap. Read more.
yetipay, a UK fintech startup, raised €4 million to expand its comprehensive payments platform and launch new products. The company secured a debt facility up to €2 million with re:cap, a Berlin-based FinTech, becoming the first UK business to avail of re:cap’s €125 million credit facility.
