JAM Fund, a a venture capital firm, led a $29m Series A round in Volopay, a fintech startup, with participation from Winklevoss Capital Management, Rapyd Ventures, Accial Capital, Jeffrey Cruttenden, Access Ventures, Antler Global and VentureSouq. “Many of our competitors around the world will opt to integrate with third-party infrastructure suppliers to provide financial services,” Shaji told TechCrunch. “That restricts the type of products you can offer clients. With each region playing host to its own network providers, it is almost impossible to deliver a consistent and delightful customer experience for our global company clients operating in different parts of the world,” Rajith Shaji, Volopay Co-Founder and CEO.