YellowPepper has attracted $12.5m in series D funding from Visa and existing shareholders.

YellowPepper, a US-based mobile payments platform, has raised $12.5m in its series D round from a syndicate including credit card provider Visa and unnamed, existing investors.

Founded in 2004, YellowPepper has developed a fintech platform that integrates with banks to offer cashless payments, mobile banking apps and remittance.

The funding will be used to expand its digital finance platform, which already provides 480 million digital transactions annually for more than 60 clients in six countries in Latin America.

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