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QED seeds $9.9M in Cedar Money, a stablecoin payment platform

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Last updated: January 31, 2025 7:45 pm
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The Rise of Cross-Border Payments Startups Leveraging Stablecoins

Cross-border payments have long been a pain point for businesses and individuals, with high fees and slow processing times plaguing traditional financial systems. However, a new generation of startups is emerging, leveraging stablecoins to create solutions that are faster and more cost-effective than traditional methods. This shift towards stablecoin-based payments is not only driving innovation in the fintech space but also attracting significant investor interest.

One such startup making waves in this space is Cedar Money, a U.S.-based company that recently secured $9.9 million in seed funding led by QED Investors. With support from Lattice, NIV, Stellar, and Wischoff Ventures, Cedar Money is poised to revolutionize the way international payments are made.

Like many of its counterparts, Cedar Money acts as a bridge between traditional fiat-based transactions and stablecoin transfers. By leveraging stablecoins, the platform aims to streamline cross-border payments and address the inefficiencies that have long plagued the industry, particularly in regions like Africa.

Founder and CEO Benjy Feinberg, a seasoned fintech entrepreneur, recognized the potential of stablecoins in emerging markets where access to traditional currencies like the dollar is limited. In countries like Nigeria and Argentina, businesses struggle to obtain foreign currency, making international transactions costly and complex.

Since its launch in early 2024, Cedar Money has focused on serving businesses in Nigeria, helping them send and receive money globally with ease. By simplifying the process of converting fiat to stablecoins and back, Cedar Money is paving the way for more efficient and affordable cross-border payments.

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While stablecoins have gained traction in recent years, they still face challenges when it comes to compliance and regulatory requirements. Cedar Money is tackling these obstacles head-on, ensuring that its platform meets the unique needs of each market it operates in.

Despite the complexities involved, Cedar Money is confident in its ability to scale globally and drive adoption of stablecoin payments. With the support of investors and a dedicated team spread across multiple countries, the company is well-positioned to lead the charge in reshaping the global payments landscape.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, the need for efficient and secure cross-border payments is more pressing than ever. With startups like Cedar Money at the forefront of innovation, the future of international transactions looks promising.

Cedar Money’s success story is just the beginning of a new era in cross-border payments, where stablecoins are set to play a crucial role in driving financial inclusion and empowerment worldwide.

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