- Fnality has raised £77.7 million ($95 million) in its Series B financing round, according to Bloomberg.
- It seeks to provide a new payment system that facilitates a tokenized, peer-to-peer market.
- The firm is waiting for the Bank of England’s go-ahead to begin its operations.
Fnality International, a blockchain-based wholesale payment system headquartered in London, has raised £77.7 million ($95 million) in its Series B financing round, according to Bloomberg. The funding phase was reportedly spearheaded by blue-chip financial firms Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas.
According to a statement by Fnality CEO Rhomaios Ram, the funding includes other prominent financial institutions such as Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, Wisdom Tree Inc., Nomura Holdings Inc., and Euroclear.
Though under development, this firm seeks to provide a new payment system that converges traditional and digital finance by facilitating a tokenized, peer-to-peer market. Concurrently, Ram said in a statement:
It was not easy to get this round closed, but the fact they [the investors] put money is pretty significant…It feels like there are small pockets of optimism emerging …The post Bloomberg: Fnality Gains $95M Funding From Goldman Sachs and BNP appeared first on Coin Edition.