The startup will use the funds to improve its payment systems, expand its product offerings, build stronger partnerships with banks and payment providers, and grow its presence in the MEA and US markets.
In a seed round headed by venture capital company CDM Capital, fintech startup Mylapay secured Rs 4.6 crore ($550K). 77 Capital and Saison Capital, based in Singapore, also participated in the round.
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