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Seva Money Raises $5M Seed

Seva Money raises $5M in a seed round led by Blockwall and Revent to expand its fintech remittance wallet services across global markets.

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by Ben Murray
Seva Money Raises $5M Seed

Seva Money Raises $5M Seed

London-based fintech company Seva Money has secured $5 million in seed funding to expand its financial service offerings for remittance operators. The company provides white-label digital wallets and bank cards that integrate financial and health services for recipients in emerging markets.

Investors

The funding round was co-led by Blockwall and Revent, with participation from existing investors Seedcamp, Stride.VC, and Ada Ventures.

Seva Money Use of Funds

Seva Money plans to use the new capital to expand its services from its current markets in India and Mexico into the Philippines, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ghana over the next 12 months.

About Seva Money

Founded by Ritu Soni, a former executive at WorldRemit and Paysafe, Seva Money focuses on the post-remittance stage of the financial cycle. The company offers a platform that supports both fiat and stablecoins, enabling remittance operators to provide enhanced financial and health-related tools to their users.

Funding Details

Company Website: https://seva.money

Company: Seva Money
Raised: $5M
Round: Seed
Funding Date: November 10, 2026
Lead Investor: Blockwall, Revent
Additional Investors: Seedcamp, Stride.VC, Ada Ventures
Software Category: Fintech
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/en/articles/01a1c334-5f48-7110-8d9f-a5a969119cd6

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by Ben Murray

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