
Dwolla, an alternative payment system built off cash networks, has quietly been on a roll in its first year, hitting $1 million in daily transactions in July. Now the company is celebrating its first year on the market by introducing a new feature called Instant. With Instant, users can deposit money and send cash without the existing wait time built into Dwolla.
Dwolla, an alternative payment system built off cash networks, has quietly been on a roll in its first year, hitting $1 million in daily transactions in July. Two weeks ago, the Des Moines, IA start-upeliminated fees on transactions for less than $10, another big step in its bid to replace credit cards.
Now the company is celebrating its first year on the market by introducing a new feature called Instant that addresses one of the lingering pain points in the system: the three to five day delay users face when accessing cash. With Instant, users can deposit money and send cash without the existing wait time built into Dwolla.