You’ll hear from the brightest minds within the gaming industry to share their updates on the latest developments. Join the GamesBeat community in Los Angeles this May 22-23. The investment will help Tilia to further scale its platform and address the growing market need for trusted, dynamic payments in online games, creator platforms, social commerce and other digital social worlds. Now it has ambitions to be the payment platform for the metaverse. Tilia got its start at Linden Lab’s Second Life, where it fueled transactions for the virtual world. The funding comes from Seoul, South Korea-based fintech leader Dunamu, which is joining existing investor J.P. The company, which is owned by Linden Research, also appointed Brad Oberwager, previously executive chairman, as CEO and Catherine Porter as the company’s first chief business officer. Digital economy and metaverse payments firm Tilia has raised $22 million to power payments for digital economies in games and, perhaps one day, the metaverse.
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