2023年6月9日

2023年6月9日在FinTech期货,我们知道它可以容易让融资公告滑动你在这个快节奏的行业。这就是为什么我们放在一起每周如果你错过了(ICYMI)资金聚拢来获得最新的资金的消息。德国Payrails提供支付基础设施企业,已获得1440万美元的种子扩展由新投资者EQT企业。一般催化剂也参加了一轮,与现有的支持者Andreessen Horowitz和高压资本。资金带来Payrails的资本总额提高到2080万美元。成立于2021年,总部设在柏林,Payrails高增长的企业提供了一个灵活的支付基础设施接受支付全球金融一个平台上的操作和自动化。它将使用资金,加快其产品路线图,因为它旨在解决客户的“复杂”支付挑战和提高营销能力。英国Banking-as-a-Service(老板)提供者格里芬已经筹集了1350万美元资金轮万通金融集团联合设立合资公司旨在表彰。格里芬土地系列资金从现有投资者Seedcamp的圆也有参与,资本和EQT企业概念。格里芬(心田)收到的授权限制银行执照的审慎监管权威(PRA)今年早些时候说,它将使用新基金准备退出“动员”时期,这是监管机构的批准,该公司将成为英国第一个完整的主人平台与一个完整的银行牌照。 The funds will also be used to support Griffin’s commercial activities and will fuel the further development of its embedded finance platform. Griffin raised £12.5 million last year in a round led by Notion Capital, and in 2020 it raised £6.5 million from EQT Ventures. Swedish fintech Mitigram, which operates a digital platform for global trade financing, has landed an additional $11 million in its latest funding round, bringing its total capital raised to $38 million. Launched in 2014 and based in Stockholm, Mitigram operates what it calls “the world’s first” interoperable digital platform for corporations and financial institutions to price check and execute risk cover and financing transactions in cross-border trade. It claims a client portfolio of over 150 banks and companies. Mitigram says the new funding will be used to accelerate its growth as it looks to execute its product roadmap and scale its network. The company has also appointed Malin Bäcklund as interim CEO, replacing Milena Torciano, who will remain on Mitigram’s board. UK payments start-up Atoa has closed a $6.5 million seed round led by Valar Ventures, with participation from previous investors Passion Capital and Leo Capital. The funding takes its total capital raised to $8.6 million. Launched in June 2022, Atoa aims to provide a viable card alternative payment method in the UK. Through its mobile app, businesses can connect their merchant account and start taking payments after a “five-minute” set-up process. Small and medium-sized businesses can accept payments via SMS, pay-by-link, or QR codes, saving them from “crippling” card payment fees, the company says. With the funding, Atoa says it will continue to target in-person SME payments. The start-up so far claims to have seen 60% month-on-month growth in payments processed. Fabrick receives fresh investment European open finance fintech Fabrick has received a strategic undisclosed investment from insurance business Reale Group, which has taken a minority stake in Fabrick’s shareholding. Along with the investment, Reale Group has also chosen Fabrick as a partner to digitise its offerings and enhance customer experience. The news comes just one week after Fabrick raised €40 million in a new funding round and extended its strategic partnership with Mastercard, which is also a minority stakeholder in the business. Founded in 2017 with its headquarters in Milan, Italy, Fabrick describes itself as “a European pioneer in open finance”. UK-based Pay by Bank payment platform Fumopay has secured an undisclosed sum in a seed funding round from three private fintech investors. The funding will help Fumopay further develop its launch plan, rooted in financial social impact, and accelerate its sales and communications strategy. Founded in 2021, Fumopay aims to help SMEs improve their cash flow and reduce operational costs through its multi-channel payment solution.