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Mural raises $15 million for international payments platform

Mural Raises $15M in Series A to Streamline Global Payments for Companies | KuCoin Image: Primary
Mural announced a completed $15 million Series A funding round led by Tether, with North Island Ventures participating. The financing brings the New York payments startup's total funding to $28 million. The company plans to improve a platform that lets payroll providers, software companies and fintech firms hold traditional U.S. dollars, local currencies and stablecoins in one account. Founded in 2022 by former Palantir engineers Sinclair Toffa and Chris Fernandes, Mural has 30 employees. It declined to disclose its valuation.
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