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NALA Raises $50M Debt Financing

NALA secures a $50 million debt financing round from Liquidity and Mars Growth Capital to scale its stablecoin remittance infrastructure globally.

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by Ben Murray
NALA Raises $50M Debt Financing

NALA Raises $50M Debt Financing

NALA, a global stablecoin payments infrastructure company, has secured a structured credit facility worth up to $50 million.

Investors

The funding was provided by Liquidity, an AI-driven private credit and technology provider, through Mars Growth Capital, a joint venture between Liquidity and MUFG Bank Ltd.

NALA Use of Funds

NALA plans to use the capital to provide the liquidity required to pre-fund customer accounts, accelerate product development, and scale real-time cross-border money movement as it expands its international footprint and institutional client volume.

About NALA

Founded by Benjamin Fernandes, NALA is a fintech company that provides integrated gateway connectivity for cross-border payments. Originally a consumer remittance platform, the company has evolved to offer B2B payment infrastructure via its proprietary API, Rafiki, connecting banking networks and mobile money systems across Africa and Asia.

Funding Details

Company: NALA
Raised: $50M
Round: Debt Financing
Funding Date: June 2, 2026
Lead Investor: Liquidity, Mars Growth Capital
Company Website: https://nala.com
Software Category: Fintech
Source: https://thefintechtimes.com/pre-funding-the-next-billion-nala-secures-50million-credit-line-to-fuel-stablecoin-remittance-infrastructure/

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