RedotPay Secures $107M Series B to Scale Global Stablecoin Payments

RedotPay, a leading stablecoin payment platform, has successfully closed a $107 million Series B funding round led by Goodwater Capital. This latest injection brings the company’s total 2025 fundraising to $194 million, signaling strong investor confidence in the bridge between digital assets and traditional finance.

Key Financial Highlights

The oversubscribed round saw participation from major industry players, including Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, and Circle Ventures, along with continued support from existing backers like HSG. The company's current performance metrics underscore its rapid growth:

• Annualized Payment Volume: Exceeding $10 billion.
• Annual Revenue: Over $150 million.
• User Base: 6 million users across 100+ countries.
• Growth: 3 million new users joined in 2025 alone, with payment volume nearly tripling year-over-year.

Bridging the Gap in Global Finance

RedotPay specializes in making digital assets "spendable" for everyday use without requiring technical expertise. Its core offerings include:

• Stablecoin-linked Cards: Accepted wherever Visa or Mastercard are used.
• International Transfer Rails: Using stablecoins for faster, more reliable cross-border settlements.
• P2P Marketplace: Facilitating easy movement between fiat and digital currencies.

The company is specifically targeting regions plagued by high inflation and unstable banking systems, where consumers prefer holding value in assets like USD-pegged stablecoins or Bitcoin while spending in their local currency.

Future Strategy and Expansion

According to CEO Michael Gao, the new capital is earmarked for:

1. Strategic Acquisitions: Expanding the company's footprint.
2. Licensing: Securing regulatory approval in new international markets.
3. Hiring: Scaling engineering, product, and compliance teams.

While competing with giants like Crypto.com and Wirex, RedotPay distinguishes itself through a profitable, scalable business model that focuses on high-growth regions. Investors like Goodwater Capital and Pantera Capital view the platform as a vital tool for financial inclusion, modernizing global money flows through blockchain infrastructure.

December 2025, Cryptoniteuae