Encrypted financial technology company FOMO Pay completed $13 million in Series A financing, led by Jump Crypto

[Encrypted financial technology company FOMO Pay completes US$13 million in Series A financing, led by Jump Crypto] On August 18th, Singapore-based encrypted financial technology company FOMOPay announced the completion of US$13 million in Series A financing. This round of financing was led by JumpCrypto. Investment, HashKey Capital, Antalpha Ventures, AbInitio Capital and Republic Capital participated in the investment.

FOMOPay's vision is to become a leading global banking service provider in the fast digital economy, supporting digital payment services including cryptocurrencies, and working closely with regulators who provide central bank digital currency (CBDC) projects. (vulcan post)

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