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    How Dwolla Disrupted the Digital Payment Industry

    About 250,000 people use Dwolla, a payment network that charges just 25 cents for transactions of $10 or more. Dwolla's transactions on pace to total $1 billion in 2013.
    by Michelle Goodman Sep 01, 2013 2 minutes

    Ben Milne didn't set out to disrupt the U.S. online and mobile payment infrastructure. But when he founded Dwolla--a payment network that charges just 25 cents for transactions of $10 or more--that's exactly what happened. Today about 250,000 people, businesses and financial institutions use Dwolla, with transactions on pace to total $1 billion in 2013. Earlier this year the Des Moines, Iowa-based

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