Payments Startup Candex Raises $3.5 Million
Candex provides businesses with tracking and payment management services for transactions under $100,000
Candex Technologies Ltd. announced on Friday it raised $3.5 million in seed round from London-based Edenred Capital Partners, Partech Ventures, Advisors.Fund, Camp One Ventures, NFX, Tekton Ventures, Big Sur Ventures, and from fintech investor Mark Goines.
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Founded in 2010 by CEO Jeremy Lappin and vice president of research and development Shani Vaza-Wahrmann, Candex is based in the greater Tel Aviv metropolitan area with additional offices in San Francisco and London. The company provides businesses and large organizations with blockchain-based tracking and payment services for gigs and services under $100,000, supporting payments in more than 50 countries. Candex charges a percentage of each payment it processes.
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“Candex brings the speed and ease of consumer payment apps to large businesses, leveraging a private blockchain to ensure compliance and massively streamline financial system records,” Candex co-founder and CEO Jeremy Lappin said in a statement.
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