RedotPay Adds USD 107Mn in Funding to Support Global Stablecoin Payment Expansion
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Highlights
- RedotPay has closed a USD 107 million Series B round, taking its capital raised in 2025 to USD 194 million.
- The company reports more than 6 million registered users across over 100 markets.
- Proceeds from the round will support acquisitions, licensing, compliance expansion, and global hiring.
Global stablecoin-based payments fintech RedotPay has announced the completion of a USD 107 million Series B funding round, boosting its balance sheet as it continues to expand its digital payments platform. The latest raise brings the company’s total capital secured in 2025 to USD 194 million and follows continued growth in users, transaction volumes, and revenue across multiple regions.
Series B round and investor participation
The Series B round was oversubscribed and led by Goodwater Capita. The investor group spans consumer fintech, blockchain infrastructure, and international payments, aligning with RedotPay’s focus on expanding stablecoin-based financial services across borders.
RedotPay stated that the funding reflects growing interest in payment platforms that use stablecoins to support faster and more predictable fund movement. The company’s platform is designed to operate across diverse markets, serving both digital asset users and customers engaging primarily with traditional financial systems.
User growth and financial scale
As of November 2025, RedotPay reported more than 6 million registered users globally, covering over 100 markets. The platform processes more than USD 10 billion in annualized payment volume, underlining its increasing presence in cross-border and digital payments. RedotPay also disclosed that it now generates more than USD 150 million in annualized revenue, supported by a scalable operating structure.
The company’s expansion has been driven by demand for stablecoin-based payment tools that can be used across jurisdictions with fewer settlement delays.
Stablecoin-powered products and services
RedotPay is developing a suite of financial services built around stablecoins. These include a stablecoin-based card that allows users to spend digital assets globally, as well as payout rails that support international transfers using blockchain infrastructure. The platform also provides access to stablecoins through multi-currency accounts and a peer-to-peer marketplace, connecting traditional finance with digital asset ecosystems.
Deployment of new capital
According to RedotPay, the newly raised capital will be used to pursue strategic acquisitions aimed at expanding product capabilities and strengthening underlying infrastructure. Funds will also be allocated to securing regulatory licenses and expanding compliance operations to support entry into additional markets.
In parallel, RedotPay plans to increase hiring across engineering, product development, and compliance functions. The company has indicated that future growth will focus on extending geographic coverage, particularly in key regions, while continuing to enhance products that connect crypto-based payments with established financial systems.
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