Monzo secures additional $190m funding from new and existing investors
The digital challenger had previously raised $430 million in March.
The digital challenger had previously raised $430 million in March.
The lender says it plans to use the funding to expand its operations in the UK and Germany.
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The funding brings the bank’s total commitment to customer service enhancements to nearly €150 million.
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The investment adds to the $48 million raised during Securitize’s Series B funding round in 2021.
The latest funding brings the total amount raised by SumUp since its inception in 2012 to over €3.2 billion.
The group previously confirmed its decision to split into two separate businesses last month.
The business spend management firm intends to expand its credit offering further across Europe.
The latest capital raise builds on a previous €26.8 million funding round closed in February.
Blend will use the cash to repay “all amounts payable” under its existing credit agreement.
The latest round takes Ageras’ total funding to date to nearly €200 million.
The new facility from Pollen Street Capital will support the lender’s future growth plans.
Solid will reportedly buy back FTV’s stake in the start-up in full, according to Fintech Business Weekly.
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The funds will enable Midas to introduce mutual funds, savings accounts and crypto trading.
The Paris-based start-up has been in stealth mode since 2022.
The start-up secured a $75m warehouse facility expansion alongside the round.
The investment will be used to fuel Fortis’ planned expansion into the MENA region.
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The Berlin-based fintech now seeks to expand its cards-as-a-service product to markets beyond the EU.
The fintech plans to launch a credit-builder card, loans and an AI-powered financial advice coach this year.
The round adds to the $300m Ramp raised in its Series D round in August 2023 at a valuation of $5.8bn.
Following the recent fundraise, Flatpay’s valuation has now surpassed €100 million.
The fintech claims it provides “a much-needed alternative to banks for European SMBs looking for financing support”.
As part of the deal, Algbra has also partnered with SC Venture’s climate-focused savings platform, Shoal.
The company had previously announced the tender offer to provide employee liquidity in February.
Schulman departed his role as president and CEO of PayPal at the end of last year.
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FloQast claims its flagship offering, the Accounting Operations platform, serves over 2,600 accounting teams worldwide.
Parafin previously raised $60 million in a Series B funding round led by Singapore’s GIC in 2022.
Hokodo says the financing will enable it to facilitate over €1.5 billion in B2B transactions over the next two years.
The $7.3 billion raised this quarter marks the lowest figure recorded since the pandemic began in 2020.
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The round was led by UK-based LeapFrog Investments and supported by Aavishkaar Capital.
The company plans to use the new cash injection to fuel its US expansion plans.
The Swedish start-up says the financing will “immediately” be made available to fintech lenders through its platform.