Fin Raises $17M To Launch Stablecoin Product For High-Value Payments
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Pantera Capital leads $17M Series A raise, joined by Sequoia and Samsung Next.
Fin is building a next-generation global payments platform combining stablecoin speed with financial reliability.
Founded by Citadel alumni, Fin has attracted top talent from Google, Meta, Uber, Rippling and Chime.
Fin, a next-generation payments company enabling instant, high-value, global transactions, today announced it has raised a $17 million Series A led by Pantera Capital, with participation from top-tier investors including Sequoia Capital and Samsung Next. The Series A will fund team expansion and bring Fin's stablecoin‐powered payments product to market, launching soon with early users including global enterprises, financial institutions, and crypto-native businesses seeking faster, more reliable payment rails.
Today, moving millions across borders means delays, opaque fees, and operational complexity. By pairing stablecoin speed with bank‐grade reliability, Fin offers a simple, trusted, borderless way to move money. Users and businesses can send instant, large‐value payments to other Fin users, directly into bank accounts, or across crypto rails.
About Fin
Fin is a next-generation payments company built for high-value, global, and instant transactions. Powered by stablecoins and engineered for reliability, Fin enables businesses and individuals to move millions of dollars instantly-whether to bank accounts, across borders, or between Fin users. Founded by Ian Krotinsky and Aashiq Dheeraj, both ex-Citadel, and built by the team that created TipLink, Fin is reimagining how money moves worldwide.
For more information about Fin, please visit and follow x.com/fin. Inquiries can be directed to [email protected].
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