Payments solution firm Ezetap has raised $16 million in a new funding round, led by JS Capital Management, the venture fund of Jonathan Soros. Existing investors — Social Capital and Li Ka-shing’s Horizons Ventures — also participated in this round and increased their stake in the firm.
Ezetap’s platform allows merchants to accept digital payments from physical cards, wallets or one-click payments in applications via India’s new UPI (Unified Payment Interface) system and any device or interface including biometric, SMS and digital QR code.
Its software can integrate with a customer’s delivery app, making it popular with logistics
Ezetap’s platform allows merchants to accept digital payments from physical cards, wallets or one-click payments in applications via India’s new UPI (Unified Payment Interface) system and any device or interface including biometric, SMS and digital QR code.
Its software can integrate with a customer’s delivery app, making it popular with logistics