Australia is the top nation, alongside Brazil, facilitating the largest fintech deals outside the global core markets, according to a CB Insights report.
Australian startup Invoice2go today announced that it has raised a further round of funding, closing a $15 million Series C capital raise. The application is the number one mobile invoicing app on the App Store globally, and currently processes in excess of $1 billion in invoices per month via its platform.
Ten years ago, Chris Strode, Founder of Invoice2go, was living with his in-laws working full time and writing code from a desk set up in the bedroom. A lot has changed since then, his company employs 45 staff and services, and now has over 120,000 active users that send out of $10 billion worth of invoices, according to Strode when we sat down for a chat at Startup Daily yesterday.
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