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WikiPay - About the company

WikiPay is an acquired company based in Santa Monica (United States), founded in 2010 by Ted DeFeudis. It operates as a Money transfer network worldwide.. The company has 319 active competitors, including 35 funded and 22 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like NALA, WorldRemit and WireBarley.

Company Details

WikiPay platform is provided by WikiTechnologies Inc. WikiPay is money transfer and payment network. Money transfer within US is free , money transfer to India is carried out under the partnership with Royal Exchange (The Muthoot Group) , whereas money transfers to any other country is done via EarthPort. WikiPay account feature is made available wherein customers can transfer money from their bank account to the WikiPay account and use it later to transfer money. The money transferred to the WikiPay platform are held by Well Fargo Bank and FDIC insured.
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2010
Location
Santa Monica, United States
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Exit Details
Acquired by Cubed (May 27, 2014)

WikiPay's acquisition details

WikiPay got acquired by Cubed on May 27, 2014.
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WikiPay's funding and investors

WikiPay has not raised any funding rounds yet.

WikiPay's founders and board of directors

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The founders of WikiPay is Ted DeFeudis.
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WikiPay's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of WikiPay include NALA, WorldRemit and WireBarley. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of WikiPay, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for NALA
NALA
2017, Nairobi (Kenya), Series A
Online cross-border remittance platform for individuals
$50.2M
73/100
2nd
Logo for WorldRemit
WorldRemit
2010, London (United Kingdom), Series D
Digital money transfer service sending funds quickly across borders
$365M
72/100
3rd
Logo for WireBarley
WireBarley
2016, Seoul (South Korea), Series B
Online platform for cross-border money transfer
$16M
70/100
4th
Logo for BookMyForex
BookMyForex
2011, Gurugram (India), Acquired
Online Money Exchange and Remittances
$5.59M
69/100
5th
Logo for Moin
Moin
2016, Seoul (South Korea), Series A
Blockchain-based remittance service.
$2.42M
67/100
6th
Logo for OFX
OFX
1998, Sydney (Australia), Public
International money transfer service provider.
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66/100
7th
Logo for Viamericas
Viamericas
1999, Bethesda (United States), Series B
Remittance service in Latin America.
$18.6M
63/100
8th
Logo for Aspora
Aspora
2022, London (United Kingdom), Series B
Provider of digital platforms for international electronic money transfer services
$95.5M
63/100
9th
Logo for Azimo
Azimo
2012, Amsterdam (Netherlands), Acquired
Banking channel for cross-border money transfers
$68.8M
60/100
10th
Logo for Pangea Money Transfer
Pangea Money Transfer
2012, Chicago (United States), Acquired
Fast, secure, and affordable international money transfers you can trust
$20.4M
59/100
202nd
Logo for WikiPay
WikiPay
2010, Santa Monica (United States), Acquired
Money transfer network worldwide.
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21/100
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WikiPay's Investments and acquisitions

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