A Chinese voice calling app called Inbilin has raised $15 million

Inbilin has announced that it has raised $15 million in its first round of funding from Qiming Venture Partners and Morningside Ventures. This round of funding will be used for hiring more employees and to upgrade servers. Inbilin is a China-based social networking voice calling app that lets people call strangers. Users can call people that they are interested in or chat with random people, Chatroulette-style. Around 70% of Inbilin’s users are young users that were born in 1990 and are ages between 18 and 22. Inbilin has over 20 million registered users with around 200,000 daily active users.

Voice call app Inbilin announced this week that it has secured $15 millionin its first institutional round of funding from Qiming Venture Partners and Morningside Ventures. The funding will be used for team building and upgrading of servers, according to the company. Launched in May 2013, Inbilin is a China-based social networking voice-call app that lets people call strangers. Users can either call the person they’re interested in or chat with anyone they are paired with randomly. With synchronous voice connection, the interactions between speakers seem more direct and more genuine. Maybe that’s why the users of Inbilin are mostly young people who are willing to meet new friends and open themselves to the outside world. According to the company’s CEO Liu Jinlong, 70 percent of Inbilin’s users are young people born in after 1990, and people aged between 18 to 22 account for 65 percent of the total.