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Yottaa nabs $11 mlnWaltham, Massachusetts-based Yottaa Inc, a SaaS platform for accelerating ecommerce, has raised $11 million in funding. DN Capital led the round. In addition to the fundraising, Yottaa has appointed Jim Morrone as new vice president of worldwide sales.
- Divido snags $15 mln Series A
Divido, the consumer finance platform for retailers, lenders and payment intermediaries, has secured $15 million in Series A funding. Dawn Capital and DN Capital led the round.
- Finnish software startup Happeo grabs $8 mln
Finnish software startup Happeo has raised $8 million in funding. The investors included DN Capital, Maki.vc and Vendep Capital.
- RecargaPay hauls in $22 mln Series B
RecargaPay, a mobile payments platform and wallet for Brazil, has raised $22 million in Series B funding. The investors included IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, TheVentureCity and Ventech.
DN Capital raises €200mThe early stage and growth capital investor has closed its largest fund to date.
- Joblift snaps up funding
Berlin-based job site Joblift has secured 10 million euros in funding. DN Capital led the round with participation from Picus Capital, Cherry Ventures, btov and TruVenturo.
- Hostmaker pulls in $15 mln Series B
London-based Hostmaker, an Airbnb management company, has secured $15 million in Series B funding. Sansiri and Gaw Capital led the round with participation from DN Capital, Ventech and DSGCP.
- Remitly to secure up to $115 mln Series D
Seattle-based Remitly, a digital remittance company, has agreed to raise up to $115 million in Series D funding. The lead investor will be Naspers’ fintech investment division PayU with expected participation from return backers Stripes Group, DFJ and DN Capital. In addition to the funding, Laurent le Moal, PayU CEO, will join Remitly’s board of directors.
- HomeToGo rakes in Series C
Berlin-based HomeToGo, a metasearch engine for vacation rentals, has secured an undisclosed amount of Series C funding. Insight Venture Partners led the round with participation from Acton Capital Partners, DN Capital and Global Founders Capital.