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Yellow Card secures $40 Million in strategic funding to further global expansion

The accounts run on infrastructure Yellow Card has operated for years, and the new funding deepens the company’s presence in Latin America and Asia Pacific, and expands the local payment rails and currency coverage needed to scale globally.
Yellow Card, a leading global stablecoin infrastructure provider, today announced the successful closing of a $40 million strategic funding round, with investment from SC Ventures by Standard Chartered, Sony Innovation Fund, Polychain Capital, Blockchain Capital, and additional strategic investors.“Sony Innovation Fund is actively investing across the web3 technology stack, and we are excited to back Yellow Card as it builds the stablecoin infrastructure layer that emerging markets need to move money faster, more reliably, and at global scale,” said Austin Noronha, Managing Director, Sony Ventures-US.
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