- Tazapay raises $36M Series B to expand regulated cross-border payment infrastructure.
- Funding fuels growth across APAC, LATAM, the Middle East, and high-demand markets.
- AI-driven, automated payment capabilities position Tazapay for next-gen commerce.
Tazapay, a leading provider of next-generation payment infrastructure for emerging markets, has raised $36 million in a Series B extension led by Circle Ventures.
The funding will support the expansion of regulated cross-border payment infrastructure across Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East as demand for faster digital settlement continues to grow.
Circle Ventures Leads $36M Series B Extension
Circle Ventures led the latest funding round, with participation from CMT Digital and Coinbase Ventures. Earlier investors, including Ripple, Norinchukin Capital, ARC180, and RTP Global, also backed the company.
The Series B extension positions Tazapay to scale its regulated infrastructure, which replaces traditional banking rails with modern digital settlement technology. Enterprises increasingly require payment systems that move funds in real time, reduce costs, and maintain full regulatory compliance.
Tazapay’s approach addresses these needs by combining advanced digital-native settlement systems with a robust licensing framework.
Tazapay Expands Cross-Border Payment Infrastructure
According to the press release, Tazapay holds licenses and registrations across Singapore, Canada, Australia, and the United States, with additional applications underway in the UAE, EU, and Hong Kong.
The Series B funds will accelerate regulatory expansion, allowing Tazapay to access high-growth markets where compliant cross-border payments remain limited.
Besides regulatory growth, Tazapay plans to accelerate its go-to-market operations across APAC, LATAM, the Middle East, and the Americas. Enterprises in these regions often face friction when moving money internationally.
AI-Driven Payments and Growth Strategy
Tazapay plans to introduce AI-driven payment automation to improve efficiency. The system will allow businesses to automate global payments while maintaining compliance.
The company currently serves more than 1,000 enterprises across 30 countries. It has also reported strong revenue growth over the past three years.
The funding highlights growing institutional interest in blockchain-based and regulated cross-border payment infrastructure.
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