Miami-based Felix, a WhatsApp- and stablecoin-based remittance platform for Latino immigrants, announced a $200 million Series C co-led by a16z ($87M equity) and General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund ($113M debt). Founded in 2020, Felix has processed over $8 billion in remittances and now plans lending, savings, and an AI financial assistant across Latin America.
WhatsApp remittance startup Felix raises $200M to expand into finance
Fintech founders can read Felix's structure as a template: split equity-plus-debt rounds to fund lending, and use messaging apps plus stablecoin rails to reach underbanked cross-border users.
Source: Crunchbase News
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