TechFlow news, January 9 — According to Globenewswire, Brazilian credit card receivables tokenization and payment finance platform BlackOpal announced $200 million in three-year funding support. Mars Capital Advisors, headquartered in Switzerland, participated in the investment, with Draupnir Capital serving as financial transaction advisor and capital placement partner. The new funds will support the launch of GemStone, an institutional-grade product on the RWA blockchain Plume, designed to tokenize credit card receivables in the Brazilian market. Ownership of the receivables is registered through C3 registry of the Central Bank of Brazil, and collections can be automatically processed via Visa and Mastercard settlement infrastructure.
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