Stablecoin track is making new moves. Meld's latest funding round has just been finalized, raising $7 million, led by Lightspeed Faction, with F-Prime, Yolo Investments, and Scytale Digital also participating. Including previous funding, the company has raised a total of $15 million, a significant figure in the same track.



Founder and CEO Pankaj Bengani revealed their ambition: to build a global stablecoin network. They have already established partnerships with over 50 service providers, with the network covering more than 180 countries and regions, supporting over 150 fiat currencies. In other words, no matter where you are, you can smoothly conduct buy and sell transactions between digital assets and fiat currencies. Regarding the scale of this ecosystem, they mainly target enterprise clients and individual users, aiming to master cross-border payments.
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ImpermanentSagevip
· 12h ago
15 million USD. This fundraising amount is indeed impressive in the stablecoin sector, but with Meld's network so widely established, can it really be implemented? Over 180 countries sounds impressive, but the key is whether liquidity can keep up... Many want to break into cross-border payments, so what makes Meld stand out? 50 partners is quite a few, but USDC and USDT have already established a strong presence in this area, so it's tough. Another player aiming to build global stablecoin infrastructure—competition in this track is really heating up.
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HappyMinerUnclevip
· 12h ago
15 million USD, Meld really has something in the stablecoin space. With a network spanning over 180 countries, the ambition is quite impressive.
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ApyWhisperervip
· 12h ago
15 million dollars, is cross-border payments about to shake things up again? 50 service providers across 180 countries, sounds good but has it really been implemented? The stablecoin sector is not idle right now; everyone wants a piece of the pie. Meld's recent funding round was decent, but with the market so competitive, standing out is the key, right? Cross-border payments sound great, but it all depends on the actual experience. Still far from giants like USDC. Global network and 150 fiat currencies... is this a bit exaggerated?
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PositionPhobiavip
· 12h ago
15 million dollars invested, can cross-border payments really be perfected? I’m skeptical; the stablecoin sector is too competitive. --- Over 180 countries sound impressive, but how many are truly usable? --- Another player aiming for global payments, is this time really different? Question mark. --- Having many partners doesn’t necessarily mean many users; how much real demand Meld can tap into remains to be seen. --- Dual attack from enterprises and individuals—can this strategy hold up in the long run? --- Another round of stablecoin financing—when will this sector truly take off? --- Support for 150 fiat currencies? Wow, that coverage rate is indeed impressive.
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