Qbit
QBIT
Qbit (趣比汇) is a neobank founded in 2019 by serial entrepreneur Michael Wu (吴羽君), offering one-stop overseas fund management for Chinese companies going global — its core products include the "Qbit Card" virtual card, global multi-currency accounts, global acquiring, and Open API, with tailored solutions for ad-tech, cross-border e-commerce, and game publishers. The founding idea traces back to Wu's own frustration in 2019 with the cumbersome, costly process of converting RMB through banks. Per a FreeS Fund piece, by late 2024 the platform covered over 180 countries and 40-plus currencies, with cumulative transaction volume above $6 billion, 4.88 million cards issued, and more than 40,000 brand clients served. Its funding trajectory runs through a near-$10 million Series A from ZhenFund in 2021 and a $10 million B1 round announced in late 2024, with FreeS Fund among its early backers.
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Coverage
As the year draws to a close, five companies secure new funding to carry momentum into 2025 | FreeS Family Funding News Vol. 21
Looking forward to working alongside more outstanding founders.
The year draws to a close; a new chapter begins | Z News
A warm winter for good things.
ZhenFund early-stage portfolio company "Qbit" announces completion of $10 million B1 round | Z News
Use financial innovation to drive global growth for companies expanding overseas.
ZhenFund's Tianyi Qin: Globalization Will Unfold Cautiously in a New Form
Investing overseas, but not talking about the destination.
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How do you find the right startup opportunity in a fast-growing sector?
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