The funds raised will be used to develop and launch a crypto wallet built into the application with the function of profitable farming.
Maps.me is a navigation service, like Google Maps, that allows you to use it without access to the Internet.
In its latest funding round, led by Alamenda Research, the startup managed to raise $50 million. According to the press release, the funds will be used to “create DeFi tools” that can be used by all 140 million Maps.me users.
The company statement states:
By simplifying access to profitable farming for millions of Maps.me users, we can truly promote DeFi to the masses.
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According to www.coindesk.com
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