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SurgePays Secures $7 Million Debt Financing to Fuel Growth
ByAinvest
Tuesday, May 13, 2025 4:05 pm ET1min read
SurgePays, a tech and telecom company focused on underbanked communities, has secured $7 million in debt financing to accelerate growth. The funding will support its mobile broadband services, financial technology platform, and lead generation solutions. SurgePays offers mobile internet, voice, and text messaging services, as well as financial services and lead generation solutions to independently owned convenience stores and law firms. The debt financing will help the company expand its operations and customer base.
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