Miami-based fintech company Jeeves Inc. has raised $110 million from investors and plans to use the capital to widen its business footprint, according to a Bloomberg report cited by BlockBeats. The company said the funding will support several product and market expansion efforts, including the launch of a stablecoin wallet, the rollout of AI agents, and the addition of instant payments in more countries. The round was structured as a Series C financing and was led by CoinFund. Other participants included AllianceBernstein, Coinbase Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz, also known as a16z. The funding highlights Jeeves’ plan to deepen its crypto-related offerings while also building out payment capabilities across a broader international market.
Jeeves Inc., a fintech outfit based in Miami, said it has raised $110 million from investors and plans to use the money to grow the business, according to Bloomberg.
The company said the fresh capital is earmarked for a few moves: launching a stablecoin wallet, rolling out AI agents, and making instant payments available in more countries.
CoinFund led the Series C round
CoinFund led the Series C financing. And there was backing from AllianceBernstein, Coinbase Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), among others.
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