A payment app called Fin recently secured a significant round of funding—$17 million has been raised. This project was previously known as TipLink, and the founding team has an impressive background, all coming from the traditional finance giant Citadel.
This round was led by Pantera Capital, with Sequoia and Samsung Ventures also participating. Fin’s mission is quite clear: to solve the longstanding problem of cross-border transfers using stablecoins. Their app reportedly allows users to send money directly to bank accounts, transfer to crypto wallets, and even make peer-to-peer transfers between Fin users.
A team with a traditional finance background diving into the crypto payments track is quite an interesting combination. More and more projects are now exploring stablecoin payments, so it’ll be interesting to see if Fin can stand out from the crowd.
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-05 05:47
People from Citadel are doing stablecoin payments—this combination is really impressive, but it's unclear how they'll handle the regulatory hurdles.
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-03 16:14
On-chain data shows that the funding was confirmed not long ago, and the contract deployment time is noteworthy. Judging from the code logic, it's probably not a coincidence that a team with a Citadel background is working on payments...
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SigmaValidator
· 12-03 16:14
A team from Citadel working on stablecoin payments—this combination definitely has something to it. The only concern is that it might just be another fundraising story.
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WenMoon
· 12-03 16:14
A team with a Citadel background working on stablecoin payments really brings a different vibe. Now it just depends on whether they can truly break down the wall between banks and on-chain systems.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-03 16:14
Traditional finance teams entering the space are indeed different; it's quite interesting to see people with a Citadel background working on stablecoin payments.
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RektCoaster
· 12-03 16:07
A team from Citadel is working on stablecoin payments, and this combination is indeed quite interesting. The only question is whether they can truly break through the barriers of traditional finance.
A payment app called Fin recently secured a significant round of funding—$17 million has been raised. This project was previously known as TipLink, and the founding team has an impressive background, all coming from the traditional finance giant Citadel.
This round was led by Pantera Capital, with Sequoia and Samsung Ventures also participating. Fin’s mission is quite clear: to solve the longstanding problem of cross-border transfers using stablecoins. Their app reportedly allows users to send money directly to bank accounts, transfer to crypto wallets, and even make peer-to-peer transfers between Fin users.
A team with a traditional finance background diving into the crypto payments track is quite an interesting combination. More and more projects are now exploring stablecoin payments, so it’ll be interesting to see if Fin can stand out from the crowd.