# Viva Payments Services Single Members

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/viva-payments-services-single-members-s-a

- Industry: Financial Services
- Headquarters: Greece
- Website: www.vivawallet.com
- Total disclosed funding: $182M
- Latest round: Series D (Apr 28, 2021)
- Investors on record: 5

## About

Based in Maroussi, Greece, and founded in 2010, Viva Payments Services S.A., doing business as Viva Wallet, operates as a provider of a cloud-based digital payment platform. The company has 23 offices across European countries and was founded by Haris Karonis, Makis Antypas, and Panos Tsakos. In April 2021, Viva Payments Services raised EUR 73 million (USD 80 million) in series D funding from Breyer Capital, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and Tencent Investment.

Viva Payments Services provides innovative payments services that allow individuals and businesses to pay bills, pay online shopping, book transportation fares, and other online transactions. The company also offers business accounts with local IBAN and a business Viva Wallet Mastercard card.

Viva Payments Services plans to accelerate the deployment of its Tap-on-Phone solution for in-store payments and expand its footprint and the services it offers to users, in particular expanding its Merchant Advance loans business.

## Funding rounds

- Series D, Apr 28, 2021, $80M — Tencent Investment, Breyer Capital, Hedosophia, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Series C, Jan 1, 2020, $84M — Tencent Investment, Breyer Capital, Hedosophia, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Series B, Apr 24, 2018, $18M — DECA Investments

## Investors

- DECA Investments (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/deca-investments) — Series B
- Tencent Investment — Series C, Series D
- Breyer Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/breyer-capital) — Series C, Series D
- Hedosophia (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/hedosophia) — Series C, Series D
- European Bank for Reconstruction and Development — Series C, Series D
