RedotPay, a global stablecoin-based payment fintech, announced the successful completion of its $107 million Series B round, bringing the total capital raised in 2025 to US$194 million. This round is said to be a signal of investor confidence in RedotPay’s growth momentum and its market position in stablecoin application.
As of November 2025, RedotPay reportedly has over “6 million registered users globally in over 100 markets, with over $10 billion annualized payment volume.”
RedotPay now generates over “$150 million in annualized revenue and continues to deliver profitable growth through an efficient, scalable business model.”
RedotPay’s Series B brought in new investment led “by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, Circle Ventures and the continued backing from HSG and others.”
With portfolios across consumer fintech, blockchain infrastructure, and global payments, these investors bring “expertise aligned with RedotPay’s vision to accelerate financial access globally through the mass adoption of stablecoin-based payments, as well as its mission to make digital finance accessible, secure, and efficient for everyone.”
RedotPay is building stablecoin-powered financial services that “make fund movement instant, predictable, and borderless for both crypto-native and non-crypto users.”
It enables global payments with stablecoins through the following:
- Stablecoin-based Card: Users can spend stablecoins and other digital assets with a secure card globally
- Global Payouts: RedotPay’s stablecoin-powered payout rails enable fast, secure global transfers
- Stablecoin Access: RedotPay connects traditional finance and digital assets for users to access, hold, and use stablecoins through its multi-currency accounts* and P2P Marketplace**
The capital will now fund various acquisitions in order “to deepen RedotPay’s product and infrastructure capabilities; secure required licenses and expand its compliance organization to support entry into new markets; and accelerate global hiring to scale its engineering, product, and compliance teams.”
Looking ahead, RedotPay will continue to “expand its geographic coverage, with a focus on key growth regions, and enhance its product offerings to deliver a bridge between crypto and traditional payment ecosystems.”
As noted in the update, RedotPay is a stablecoin-based payment fintech that integrates blockchain solutions “with traditional banking and finance infrastructures.”
Their platform enables users to spend and send digital assets, “ensuring accessible and inclusive financial services.”
RedotPay advances financial inclusion “for the unbanked and supports crypto enthusiasts, driving global adoption of stablecoin-powered financial solutions to bring crypto to real life.”
As mentioned in the announcement, Goodwater Capital is the world’s consumer tech-focused venture firm.
With a global investment approach, the firm identifies and “invests in the most promising consumer technology startups worldwide.”
Goodwater’s industry expertise, network, and data-driven approach allow it to provide “support to entrepreneurs.”
As stated in a release, Pantera Capital is the institutional investment firm focused “on bitcoin, other digital currencies, and companies in the blockchain tech ecosystem.”
Pantera launched the first cryptocurrency fund in the United States when bitcoin was “at $65 /BTC in 2013.”
The firm subsequently launched the first “exclusively-blockchain venture fund.”
In 2017, Pantera was the first firm to offer an “early-stage token fund.”
Pantera Bitcoin Fund has returned “114,841% in twelve years and has returned billions to its investors.”
Pantera reports that it currently manages over “$5 billion across three strategies – passive, hedge, and venture – focused on bitcoin, other digital currencies, and companies in the blockchain tech ecosystem.”