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The Currency Cloud, a London-based firm, has received $4m in funding from venture capitalists to build an automated foreign-exchange system to help businesses make and receive payments in 140 currencies.Boots on the groundBut good ideas on their own are not enough to overcome the many barriers to entry in this business.
What does Currency Cloud do?
It looks like The Currency Cloud is on to something.
The Currency Cloud makes international payments and transfers sim- ple.
In the Demo Pit the judges picked out Currency Cloud as their winner followed by Teamly and Colour DNA.
Mobile payment companies like Square, simpler direct debit providers like GoCardless, and foreign currency specialists like The Currency Cloud, all are offering financial services at lower cost and greater convenience through clever use of the latest technologies.
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