Fintech funding

finmid is a Berlin-headquartered embedded lending firm that powers financing for platforms like Wolt and Delivery Hero. They have secured €17m in a Series A extension to grow their asset-finance offering, infrastructure for multiple funding sources, and underwriting capabilities, while expanding into new platform types like mobility and e-commerce.

NeoFleet Capital is a mobility finance company that funds and manages professional taxi and mobility fleets across emerging markets. They focus on a corporate approach, financing local organizations that run taxi fleets. The company has raised $4 million in pre-seed funding to expand its operations and enter new markets in Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Vesta provides an AI-native loan origination system (LOS) designed to streamline mortgage processes. The platform integrates human staff and AI agents to automate tasks like underwriting, condition clearing, and closing reviews. This Series B funding will support Vesta's expansion, aiming to reduce origination costs and increase efficiency for lenders.

IMMIX is a London-based AI-native trading firm building FX infrastructure for stablecoin payments beyond the US dollar. They aim to reduce the cost and complexity of stablecoin FX for payment companies by collapsing multiple FX legs into single, directly priced transactions. This funding will help them expand their infrastructure to facilitate instant, frictionless, and scalable global money movement.

Vest Labs is a New York-based prop trading firm that offers a perpetual futures platform for equities, crypto, commodities, and FX. The company is developing its own mobile app and expanding its team to enhance its 24/7 multi-asset support. This pre-seed round aims to fuel this growth and technological development.

Vest is a crypto prop trading startup that has raised $13 million in seed funding. The company operates in the cryptocurrency trading space, providing services for proprietary trading firms. This funding round was led by Portal Ventures.

Zarea has raised $7.22 million in Sukuk financing, indicating a growing trend of Pakistani startups utilizing Islamic finance instruments. This funding round highlights the increasing accessibility of Sharia-compliant financial products for businesses in the region.

Noah is a stablecoin payments startup that has raised a $16 million seed extension. The company focuses on facilitating payments using stablecoins.

Mynt Inc., the parent company of the Philippines' dominant e-wallet GCash, is opening its initial public offering (IPO). Filipinos with a verified GCash account can participate in the IPO.

Capitolis is a fintech company that develops technology for banks and financial institutions to optimize their use of financial resources and improve market efficiency. They have raised $220 million in new financing, including a $120 million Series E equity round, valuing the company at $1.9 billion. The funds will support their recent acquisition of eSecLending and expand their securities lending services.

Figure is a fintech company developing AI-powered lending products. The company aims to simplify and automate the lending process. This funding round will support their ongoing development and expansion efforts.

Asaas is a Brazilian fintech company providing payment, financial management, and credit tools for SMBs. They raised $55.6M through a new FIDC to finance SMB receivables, allowing merchants early access to revenue from installment sales. The company plans to diversify funding sources after receiving a financial institution license.

Nettle is a company aiming to improve the commercial insurance industry by addressing a significant backlog in inspections. This funding round will likely support their efforts to streamline and accelerate these critical processes, potentially reducing delays and improving efficiency for insurers and policyholders.

GCash is a leading mobile wallet and financial services platform in the Philippines. It offers a wide range of services including payments, remittances, and investments. The company is preparing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO).

Umia is a company focused on simplifying the process of launching crypto tokens. They have raised $6.1 million to further develop their platform and services in the cryptocurrency space.

Moneyview is a digital lending platform that offers personal loans and other credit products. The company aims to provide quick and easy access to credit for individuals. This funding round is expected to accelerate its growth and expand its product offerings.

OfBusiness is reportedly planning an Initial Public Offering (IPO) for next year. The company is looking to raise between $600 million and $800 million through this public offering.

Safebox is a wealth protection platform that helps families track and protect their assets and selectively share financial information. Founded by three Coimbatore-based friends after a near-fatal accident, the platform aims to solve the problem of scattered financial information and lack of visibility for families. It uses the RBI's Account Aggregator framework and integrates with DigiLocker to consolidate financial data and important documents, allowing users to control what information is shared with family members.

Mynt, a fintech unicorn, is planning to raise $973 million in what is anticipated to be the largest Initial Public Offering (IPO) in the Philippines. This move signifies a major milestone for the company and the Philippine fintech landscape.

Orange Retail Finance, a Chennai-based lender, has raised Rs 100 crore in debt and secured a Rs 100 crore co-lending partnership with Shriram to expand its loan book beyond two-wheelers. The company is shifting its focus to gold loans and MSME loans against property, aiming to grow its assets under management from Rs 401 crore to Rs 550 crore by the end of the financial year.

Clay, an Egypt-born company founded by Kareem Amin, has raised $115 million in a Series D funding round, valuing the company at $7.1 billion. This significant valuation more than doubles its mark from the previous year's Series C round. The company is on track to reach approximately $200 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) this quarter.

Get Access operates a selective network that pools money from accredited investors to back later-stage private companies from Series B onward. Its early deals include Crusoe's recent $3.9 billion round. Members pay no management or access fees on individual investments, with Get Access taking 10% of profits and earning revenue through membership dues.

Kotak Mahindra Bank has launched Season 3 of Kotak BizLabs, a CSR initiative in partnership with T-Hub and other incubators. The program offers selected startups up to Rs 30 lakh in grant funding, mentorship, and ecosystem support to strengthen their business journey and encourage innovation.

Seeds Fincap is an NBFC that provides loans to underserved individuals and MSMEs, offering credit ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 10 lakh using a cash-flow-based approach. The company aims to expand into new markets and strengthen its branch network, technology, and risk management capabilities with its recent Series B funding.

TXSE Group Inc. is the parent company of the Texas Stock Exchange, aiming to challenge the dominance of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq for equities listings. This latest funding round brings their total funding to $430 million, signaling investor confidence in their ability to contest the established duopoly in US listings.

Airtel Money is a mobile money service that provides financial services to users. The company is preparing for a listing on the London Stock Exchange. The IFC has provided a cornerstone investment of $90 million.

HIFI is building tokenized-money infrastructure, connecting money movement, compliance, and settlement across bank rails and digital assets. The company aims to expand its services into cards and capital markets, requiring additional regulatory licenses and international hiring. This Series A funding will support its next stage of expansion across regulated financial infrastructure.

Definedge Securities is a fintech and brokerage firm that offers a suite of platforms for options analytics, technical analysis, algorithmic trading, and investor education. The company aims to democratize access to professional-grade trading tools for Indian traders and investors. This funding will be used to expand margin funding, strengthen marketing and distribution, and accelerate AI and automation across its product suite.

RentBetter is an Australian proptech company that provides an AI-powered platform for landlords to manage their own rentals. The platform helps automate tasks such as finding tenants, managing leases, tracking rent, and ensuring compliance, aiming to reduce reliance on traditional agents. This funding will be used for hiring and developing AI tools to further enhance their self-management solutions for property owners.

Duqu is a Dutch fintech company that provides short-term advances against outstanding B2B invoices, allowing businesses to access funds within 24 hours. They aim to solve cash-flow challenges caused by delayed payments using an AI-powered underwriting engine. The company is also offering its technology as a white-label solution to other financial services providers.

Baselayer provides identity and risk infrastructure for financial institutions, now extending its network to AI agents. The company has raised $35 million in Series A funding to launch its Agentic Identity Suite, addressing the growing need for trust and verification in agentic commerce. This new suite offers an interoperable trust layer and fraud consortium for autonomous software acting on behalf of businesses.

BlindPay is a Brazilian crypto fintech building API infrastructure for global payments and transfers, acting as a digital bridge for firms to send, receive, and convert money across countries. This investment from Circle aims to accelerate the development of their cross-border stablecoin payments infrastructure, particularly between Brazil and the United States.

Mission Mobile is a South African fintech startup that provides smartphone financing to consumers, particularly prepaid subscribers who may not qualify for traditional contracts. Their proprietary platform, Beam, assesses customer affordability in real-time, enabling quick approvals and allowing partners to offer financing without credit risk. This new funding will support product development, customer acquisition, and workforce expansion.

NG.CASH is a digital bank targeting Gen Z, offering cryptocurrency trading and aiming to expand its product offerings in this segment. This funding round, led by Blockchain Capital, is expected to accelerate fintech innovation and reshape financial access and crypto adoption in Brazil.

Mika is an AI-native financial operating system that automates bookkeeping, VAT returns, and annual accounts for German small and medium-sized businesses. Their platform uses AI models trained on German accounting rules, with in-house accountants reviewing the work. This seed round will fund growth and further platform development.

AlphaYoda is a Metz-based fintech company that has developed technology to measure the financial impact of controversies affecting companies. Their tool detects controversies, analyzes their materiality, and estimates the potential financial hit by monitoring over five million sources. The company targets banks, asset managers, and private equity funds, aiming to make reputational risk as clear and actionable as standard financial data.

Relai is a Swiss Bitcoin app that allows users to save and invest in Bitcoin. The company plans to use its latest funding to improve its app, strengthen its AI and cybersecurity capabilities, and expand further in the European Union. This round saw participation from new investors Fabio Marchesin and Marc Friedrich, alongside existing venture capital investors.

Ayan Capital has secured a new debt facility from Triple Point, potentially worth up to £75 million. This facility will likely support Ayan Capital's lending activities and expansion within the financial technology sector.

BharatPe is a fintech startup that provides payment solutions for merchants. The company has raised debt funding ahead of a potential IPO and is also consolidating its payment aggregator businesses into a single entity. BharatPe aims to go public when market conditions are favorable, prioritizing profitability.

Allica Bank is a digital business bank focused on serving established small and medium-sized businesses. It raised $155 million in a Series D round, marking one of the largest European FinTech deals in the first half of 2026. This funding is part of a broader trend of increasing FinTech investment in Europe.

A5X is a Brazilian financial market infrastructure company that has raised US$70 million in a Series D funding round. The investment was led by Kaszek Ventures, with participation from Mattos Filho. This funding round aims to further develop A5X's offerings within the Brazilian financial market.

Sprive is a mortgage overpayment app designed to help homeowners reduce their debt faster. The company has secured $10 million in Series A funding to further its mission of making homeownership more affordable and accessible.

Remitly is a digital remittance service that allows users to send money internationally. The company focuses on providing a fast, affordable, and transparent way for individuals to transfer funds to loved ones abroad. This funding round aims to further expand its services and reach.

Ryft is a Manchester-based payments company that builds payment solutions for marketplaces, platforms, and multi-location businesses. They help manage seller onboarding and complex transaction flows through a single integration. This Series B funding will support their expansion into Europe and the US, accelerate product development, and move upmarket.