According to Tech Funding News, Cenoa, a blockchain-based fiat currency digital wallet, has completed $7 million in financing. Quite Capital and Underscore, which once invested in Robinhood, led the round. Participating investors include Human Capital, Ulu Ventures, Acrew Capital, and Collective Spark. This round of financing will be used to expand markets in Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia and Europe and recruit. Cenoa aims to provide access to U.S. dollar products for users in emerging markets, and says that based on blockchain technology, its non-custodial savings solution reduces branch costs, intermediary fees and other inefficiencies in traditional banking.