Bipa intends to grow its user community and provide easy access to Bitcoin for people in Brazil.
Bipa, a Brazilian startup focused on streamlining financial transactions using Bitcoin, has recently concluded its seed investment round, securing R$8 million (around $1.4 million). The funding will support Bipa’s mission of simplifying financial processes.
Prominent investors in this funding round include New Form Capital, a venture capital fund specializing in early-stage startups related to blockchain technology and finance, and Hivemind Ventures, which invests in Bitcoin-focused startups. This marks their first investment in the Brazilian market.
Bipa, established in 2020 by Luiz Parreira, has a mission to remove barriers and encourage the use of Bitcoin. They achieve this by offering a user-friendly digital account linked to instant payment networks, namely PIX for the Brazilian real and Lightning for Bitcoin.
Bipa aims to attract individuals who find buying and selling Bitcoin complex, catering to a broader audience seeking simplicity and convenience in their transactions.
The raised funds will aid Bipa in expanding its market presence, attracting new users, and developing new business-to-consumer (B2C) products.
Bipa’s goal is to enable users to make daily purchases like coffee through their application. While Bitcoin usage in Brazil is currently limited to a niche audience, Bipa aims to extend its reach and introduce the financial and technological revolution of Bitcoin to a wider population.
In line with its expansion strategy, Bipa has introduced a fresh visual identity that highlights its user-friendly and straightforward approach.
The updated brand incorporates a spring-shaped “B” logo, representing impulse, and features a vibrant and lively color palette.
By revamping its image and enhancing the user experience, Bipa aims to attract individuals who are not yet part of the Bitcoin ecosystem, with the ambitious target of bringing over 15 million Brazilians into the Bitcoin community.
As per the Investor X-Ray report from Anbima, around 6 million Brazilians, roughly 3% of the population, have investments in cryptocurrencies.
With its recent investment round, Bipa aims to leverage this market potential and position itself as the preferred choice for individuals looking to enter the Bitcoin industry.
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