Stablecoin-based payment fintech RedotPay raises $107m in Series B

RedotPay, a stablecoin-based payment fintech, has announced the successful completion of a $107m Series B funding round, bringing its total capital raised in 2025 to $194m.

As of November 2025, RedotPay has registered more than six million users worldwide, spanning over 100 markets.

The company has achieved an annualised payment volume exceeding $10bn and now generates over $150m in annualised revenue.

RedotPay continues to deliver profitable growth through an efficient and scalable business model, reflecting its expanding influence in global payments.

The Series B round attracted new investment led by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, Circle Ventures, and continued support from HSG and others.

These investors bring expertise across consumer fintech, blockchain infrastructure, and global payments, aligning with RedotPay’s mission to accelerate financial access globally via stablecoin adoption.

RedotPay co-founder and CEO Michael Gao stated, “Our goal is to help users manage their finances with confidence through stablecoin-powered financial services. With our latest funding, we plan to accelerate product innovation and expand our global reach. Beyond capital, our investors provide the expertise and resources to enable us to scale responsibly while remaining compliance focused and delivering outstanding user experiences.”

Goodwater Capital partner Jin Oh commented, “Goodwater invests in platform companies who are reshaping consumer experiences at global scale, and stablecoin has the potential to disrupt global money flow and strengthen financial inclusion.

“RedotPay is improving financial access globally with remarkable traction for its stablecoin-driven solutions across major markets. We’re excited to support the company through its next phase of global growth as it expands stablecoin utility and continues to accelerate adoption and drive innovation across its payment products.”

RedotPay is developing stablecoin-powered financial services to make fund movement instant, predictable, and borderless for both crypto-native and non-crypto users.

Its offerings include a stablecoin-based card for global spending, stablecoin-powered payout rails for fast and secure transfers, and multi-currency accounts allowing users to access, hold, and use stablecoins through its P2P marketplace.

Pantera Capital partner Ryan Barney said, “Pantera backs companies that use blockchain to solve real world problems. RedotPay is bringing stablecoins into everyday payments at a global scale. It offers a glimpse into a future where digital assets form the foundation of faster and more inclusive financial systems. We believe RedotPay will play a meaningful role in the next phase of crypto adoption, and we are excited to support a company that is pushing the crypto ecosystem forward.”

Blockchain Capital’s Jonah Burian added, “In many countries, consumers face currency risk, savings erosion due to inflation, and fragile local banking systems. Many would prefer to store value in assets they trust, such as dollars, Bitcoin, or other digital assets, and spend in their local currency. RedotPay seeks to bridge this gap by giving consumers meaningful control over their financial destiny. For millions globally, it is becoming a primary financial tool and a top-of-wallet card. RedotPay’s numbers tell the story, and we are excited to back this team.”

The newly raised capital will be used for strategic acquisitions to strengthen RedotPay’s product and infrastructure capabilities, secure required licences, and expand its compliance organisation to support new market entries.

The company also plans to accelerate global hiring to scale its engineering, product, and compliance teams.

RedotPay will continue to expand its geographic reach, focusing on key growth regions, and enhancing its product suite to bridge crypto and traditional payment systems.

“Stablecoin-based payment fintech RedotPay raises $107m in Series B” was originally created and published by Electronic Payments International, a GlobalData owned brand.

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