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WebWisePay: Third Funding Round Results

The third funding round for DigiU kicked off on April 16, 2026. Its primary product priority has been the development of WebWisePay.

The goal of this stage is clear – build a core payment infrastructure, deploy it in a live environment, and shift from developing standalone features to real-world user testing.

Today, we have achieved a significant portion of this goal.

What's Already Live

WebWisePay crypto wallet;

Telegram and Android apps;

new virtual Visa cards;

Gasless Mode;

Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay where supported;

in-wallet cross-chain swaps;

internal transfers between users and cards;

referral program.

But for us, what matters most isn't the number of features we've launched, but how the product performs post-launch.

Initial Results

The WebWisePay wallet user base has reached around 48,000 people.

We've issued the first 100 new Visa cards.

These cards are already in use across multiple countries, processing real payments, and, most importantly, users are topping them up again after their first transactions.

At the current volume, the cards are running stably with virtually no issues across different regions.

A single successful top-up or transaction proves the technology works.

Repeat top-ups show that a genuine pattern of regular product usage is emerging.

New Scaling Scenarios

Over the course of this stage, we've also gained a clearer vision of how WebWisePay can scale moving forward.

WebWise Capital has signed a SAFE with OmyPayments. This agreement gives WebWisePay access to OmyPayments' white-label and payment infrastructure, opening up corporate use cases for the product.

A single corporate client can bring hundreds or even thousands of wallet and card users to WebWisePay all at once, generating a steady flow of payment transactions.

Integrating OmyPayments and running initial pilots with corporate clients will be one of the key objectives for the next stage.

What Changed During the Third Stage

At the start of the stage, the main question was:

Can we build a functional infrastructure that lets people use digital assets in their everyday lives?

Today, the core functionality of this infrastructure is already being validated by real-world usage.

Now, the questions are different:

– how many users will use WebWisePay regularly;
– how transaction volumes will grow;
– which acquisition channels work best;
– how user retention takes shape;
– what the economics look like for real payment use cases;
– how to scale the product through corporate clients.

That's why the next stage won't just be about new features.

One of our immediate goals is to increase the number of issued virtual cards to 1,000 and stress-test the infrastructure under a significantly higher load. At the same time, the team will be testing corporate use cases, acquisition channels, and product economics.

On August 26, we'll share a separate update on the physical DigiU and WebWisePay cards, and on August 28, we'll publish the focus areas for the next stage along with a broader product vision.

What This Means for Current Stage Participants

Back on April 16, the decision to participate was based primarily on the roadmap.

Today, the terms of the third stage are still in effect, but they're now backed by a working product, real cards and payments, repeat usage, and new scaling scenarios.

The current offering price for DigiU shares is $0.0036. As we move to the next stage, it will increase to $0.004.

On August 31, we'll take the final scheduled WebWisePaySnapshot of the current stage. When calculating the additional distribution of WebWisePay 1%, all Snapshots from the third stage and the actual DigiU shares purchased will be taken into account.