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Minu Secures $30M Series B to Expand Wellness Platform in Mexico

  • Minu, a Mexican employee wellness platform, raised $30 million in a Series B round led by QED Investors, with participation from FinTech Collective, Flourish Ventures, and others.
  • The platform offers over 50 benefits, including earned wage access, savings options, healthcare consultations, financial education, and insurance services, currently serving over one million users.
  • Funds will expand Minu’s presence in Mexico and enhance its offerings in financial, physical, and mental wellness.
  • This investment brings Minu’s total funding to $47 million and positions the company to achieve profitability.
  • Minu recently partnered with Citibanamex to integrate earned wage access into the bank’s app, targeting its five million payroll clients.
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