The company will use the cash injection to fuel its global expansion plans and grow its suite of products, Currencycloud Chief Executive Mike Laven, said in an interview.
"We will dramatically increase our footprint in North America," Laven said. The company also plans to open an office in Singapore later this year, he said.
Founded in 2012, Currencycloud processes cross-border payments for businesses, including well-known European neobanks Monzo, Starling and Revolut. Since its launch it has processed more than $50 billion in payments.
Visa and Currencycloud partnered last year on travel payments.
Laven said the company hopes to work with the other companies that participated in the investment round.
"We consciously raised money from strategic investors because we think they can help us with our expansion," he said.
The new investment round brings the company's total funding to more than $140 million. As part of the deal, Colleen Ostrowski, senior vice president and treasurer of Visa Inc, will join Currencycloud's board, the company said.