Jumio, an online and mobile payments company that allows merchants to process credit cards via webcam or phone camera image, has revealed that its USD25m Series B round was funded by previously undisclosed investors Andreessen Horowitz. Andreessen Horowitz general partner Scott Weiss will join Jumio’s board of directors, as part of the deal. Jumio is unveiling a new product called Netverify that can help retailers confirm a customer’s ID by taking a picture of ID documents.
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