The DocuSign investment train just keeps on rolling. Today, the digital signature company announced that it received strategic investments from Samsung Ventures, BBVA Ventures and the investment arm of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDBI) as part of its previously announced $115 million Series E investment round.
“DocuSign is the global standard for Digital Transaction Management empowering the world to keep business digital and helping the financial services industry achieve its digital transformation,” BBVA Ventures Executive Director Jay Reinemann said in a press release.
As a part of the deals, BBVA and EDBI will work to expand DocuSign’s platform to new markets. BBVA will work to expand the company’s reach into Spanish-speaking countries, while EDBI will push DocuSign’s services in Singapore and across Asia.
Those firms join a flotilla of other entities that have also taken part in the digital transaction management company’s Series E round, including NTT Finance, the Salesforce1 Fund, and Australian telecommunications giant Telstra.
DocuSign, with offices in Seattle and San Francisco, has raised a grand total of $230 million over the lifetime of the company.
