Startups funding: Mindie, WePay, and Twice can now back product development and international expansion.

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Mindie (Founded in October 2013, French music video startup),  has raised $1.2 million from SV Angel, Lower Case Ventures, David Tisch, Dave Morin & Slow Ventures, Betaworks, CrunchFund, and from other angels. Mindie allows users to capture 7-second videos and back them by iTunes track previews to create and share

personal music videos.

WePay (Founded in 2008, Palo Alto-based online payments startup), has raised $15 million in a Series C round led by Phil Purcell of Continental Investors with participation from Max Levchin, Maynard Webb, and Raymond Tonsing. Connectikpeople.co recalls that, WePay provides a simple platform for businesses to collect and manage payments online with additional features to support e-commerce, event registration and ticketing, custom invoicing, donations, and mobile payments. WePay has raised $35 million to date and plans to use the latest capital to back product development and international expansion.

Twice (Founded in 2011, San Francisco-based online clothing resale store has), raised $18.5 million in new funding led by Jeff Jordan of Andreessen Horowitz with participation from existing investors IA Ventures, Felicis Ventures, Lerer Ventures, WTI, and other angels. This startup brings the consignment experience online. Twice has raised over $22 million in funding to date and will put the new funds towards hiring and expanding operations.