Online payments startup eWise raises $12.1M

eWise, an online payments and financial management solutions company, has secured $12.1M in funding, it announced today.

The round was led by prominent European tech investor Balderton Capital, and included Total Technology Ventures, Patagorang, and Allen & Co.’s Roger Allen and Stanley S. Shuman.

Founded by Alexander Grinberg, who also heads the company, eWise is headquartered in the United Kingdom, and has expanded its market services to the United States, Australia, and China. Utilizing its new funds, eWise hopes to realize the widespread use of Secure Vault Payments (SVP) in the US.

eWise’s chief concern is to assure security — it says customers should make payments safely and confidently, either through its person to person solution, eWise Pay Anyone, or their its banking e-payments solution, eWise Pay By Account.

eWise’s new board member, Balderton partner Dharmash Mistry, said “In SVP, the compelling yet simple proposition of allowing customers to pay for online purchases through their own bank accounts, we believe that eWise has developed an innovative game-changing payments solution.”

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  • http://www.leadsexplorer.com LEADSExplorer

    eWise and Balderton Capital might have overlooked SEPA payments in Europe: in several countries you can transfer money from bank account to foreign back account a hardly any cost all directly accessible through online banking account.From and to UK it is still expensive to send and collect money – but not in many countries in Europe.SEPA is a problem for eWise

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