- byHellen Villena
- June 19, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Payment platform Clip raised a $100M round from Morgan Stanley Tactical Value and an unnamed West Coast investor, at a valuation “in line” with its $250M Series D in 2021. The funding comes after a $50M round in September 2022.
Clip will use the funds to expand its operations and headcount in Mexico, enhance its payment solutions, and convert cash-only merchants to digital payments.
Clip’s commerce and digital payments platform serves merchants with digital and point-of-sale payment solutions, financial services, lending products, and software.
Founded in 2012, Clip has a team of 800 people in Mexico, and its clients include companies like Oxxo, Walmart, and AT&T.
Read more on Yahoo Finance and PR Newswire.
Hellen Villena
Hellen is a content writer with over 5 years of experience writing about startups and venture capital. Having held several different titles throughout her career, she stays true to form as a marketer by believing LinkedIn descriptors matter less than the jobs to be done.
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