Redwood City-based mobile payments startup Flint has raised $6 million in Series B funding led by Digicel Group with participation from SVG Partners, Storm Ventures, and True Ventures. Flint launched in May 2012 to bring another perspective to the mobile payments industry, with no hardware requirements and lower transaction fees than competitors like Square. Founded in 2011, Flint has raised $9 million in funding to date.

Boston-based location tracking startup ByteLight has raised $3 million in Series A funding from Flywheel Ventures, Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, the eCoast Angel Network, Sand Hill Angels, and Don Dodge. ByteLight uses existing overhead lights to pinpoint the location of mobile devices indoors, providing better location awareness for mobile apps. Founded in 2011, ByteLight has raised $4.25 million in total funding.

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