ONLINE direct debit payments company Curlec has completed its seed funding round led by Captii Ventures. The Malaysia-based venture capital-backed fintech company did not disclose the amount raised. Read more at The Business Times.
Aun Xian Lim , Captii Ventures investment manager, with Zac Liew, Curlec CEO and co-founder. Since Curlec's launch in 2018, it has processed in excess of RM50 million worth of transactionsONLINE direct debit payments company Curlec has completed its seed funding round led by Captii Ventures. The Malaysia-based venture capital-backed fintech company did not disclose the amount raised.
Curlec's online direct debit payments platform enables businesses of all sizes to access the interbank direct debit mechanism by automating the entire collection workflow. Acting as an intermediary between a business and its consumers’ banks, the company's software replaces the old method of paper workflow with a more efficient cloud-based solution.
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