Accel

Accel is a venture capital firm founded in 1983 and based in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore. It focuses on early and growth-stage technology startups, investing across software, cloud, data analytics, mobile technology, consumer services, fintech, security, healthcare, and information technologies. Accel seeks to partner with entrepreneurs to build world-class companies that define new categories and drive growth. Its portfolio includes notable technology companies such as Atlassian, Dropbox, Slack, Spotify, Etsy, Cloudera, DJI, Braintree, and Lookout Security, among others.

Casey Aylward

Partner

Nir Blumberger

Venture Partner

Luca Bocchio

Partner

Philippe Botteri

Partner

Andrew Braccia

Partner

Andrei Brasoveanu

Partner

Katie Brown

Investor

Miles Clements

Partner

Adrian Colyer

Venture Partner

Kevin Comolli

Partner

Anand Daniel

Partner

Sonali De Rycker

Partner

Ben Dooley

CFO

Peter Doyle

Investor

Kevin Efrusy

Partner

Christine Esserman

Partner

Ben Fletcher

Partner

Sameer Gandhi

Partner

Martin Gibson

Investor

Bruce Golden

Partner

Graham Hutson

Investor

Sara Ittelson

Partner

Myrel Iturrey

Investor

Siddarth Jain

Analyst

Dinesh Katiyar Ph.D

Partner

Richard Kotite

Vice President

Amit Kumar

Partner

Gagan Kumar

General Partner

Ping Li

Partner

John Locke

Partner

Zhenya Loginov

Partner

Steve Loughlin

Partner

Arun Mathew

Partner

Jonathan Mendelson

Investor

Subrata Mitra

Partner

Gonzalo Mocorrea

Investor

Vasant Natarajan

Partner

Vas Natarajan

Partner

Harry Nelis

Partner

Nate Niparko

Partner

Maya Noeth

Partner

Brian O'Malley

Partner

Rachit Parekh

Principal

Vijaysai Patnaik

Associate

Varun Purandare

Principal and Investor

Ben Quazzo

Partner

Rafael Quintanilla

Investor

Tim Rawlinson

Investor

Matt Robinson

Partner

Sagar Sanghvi

Partner

Tracy Sedlock

Chief Operating Partner

Jess Segal

Partner, Investor Relation

Ajay Sethi Ph.D

Venture Partner

Manasi Shah

Vice President and Investment Team Member

Karan Shah

Investor

Sarthak Singh

Investor

Robert Sternberg

Investor

Barath Shankar Subramanian

Principal

Diksha Sundarka

Investor

Prayank Swaroop

Partner

Ryan Sweeney

General Partner

Charles Tananbaum

Investor

Humza Tariq

Investor

Jonathan Turner

Partner

Cecilia Wang

Vice President

Matt Weigand

Partner

Eric Wolford

Venture Partner

Rich Wong

General Partner

Ivan Zhou

Partner

Candice du Fretay

Investor

Past deals in Payments

JUSPAY

Secondary Market in 2025
Juspay Technologies Pvt Ltd. is a Bengaluru-based company, founded in 2012, that specializes in mobile payment solutions. It offers a suite of products, including JUSPAY SAFE, a mobile payments browser, and EXPRESS CHECKOUT, which enhances payment gateway performance. The company's online platform serves as a software-as-a-service layer over existing payment gateways, streamlining integration and improving the management of various payment options. This enables users to conduct electronic transactions securely and efficiently, catering to the evolving needs of mobile-based payments.

RedotPay

Series A in 2025
RedotPay is a technology company that focuses on blockchain-based payment solutions. It develops digital asset payment infrastructure, enabling users and businesses to transact using cryptocurrencies. The company's products facilitate spending and transferring of digital assets, providing unbanked populations and crypto users with fast, cost-efficient financial services.

Zolve

Series B in 2025
Zolve is a neo-banking platform that provides consumer financial products, including deposit accounts, prepaid cards, money transfers, bill payments, and cross-border transactions, with tools for monitoring spending and budgeting. Launched in 2020 and based in Bangalore, India, the company aims to create a borderless financial world that offers equitable access to global financial products on a single platform, helping individuals save and invest toward financial freedom.

Zepz

Series F in 2024
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

MoneyView

Venture Round in 2024
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

Swypex

Seed Round in 2024
Swypex is a developer of spend management software focused on enhancing financial operations for businesses. The company's platform features real-time expense tracking, streamlined invoice management, and secure payment solutions, allowing organizations to manage their expenditures effectively. In addition to facilitating easy transfers, Swypex offers corporate credit cards and cash management services, providing businesses with deeper insights and greater control over their financial health. By prioritizing ease of use and security, Swypex aims to empower companies to spend intelligently and improve visibility into their financial activities.

Coast

Series A in 2024
Coast is a developer of a card payment platform designed to make fleet and gasoline payments easier for truck drivers. The company's platform provides payment integration solutions to fleets, making fleet administration easier than traditional financial services.

Monzo Bank

Venture Round in 2024
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Rainforest

Seed Round in 2023
Rainforest specializes in developing software platforms for efficient payment processing. Its platform facilitates transactions by offering robust payment flows, embeddable components, reporting tools, chargeback management, and merchant onboarding features, enabling businesses to provide a seamless transaction experience.

Jify

Series A in 2022
Jify develops a financial wellness platform for employees, enabling earned wage access and comprehensive money management. The platform offers on-demand salary access at no cost, a salary and benefits card, micro-savings tools, and budgeting and expense-management features. By providing these capabilities, Jify helps organizations support employees in achieving financial stability and better financial planning.

Unit

Series C in 2022
Unit is a financial infrastructure platform that enables technology companies to integrate financial features into their products, including accounts, cards, payments, and lending. By streamlining the process of launching vertical banks, Unit manages compliance and banking relationships, allowing businesses to create unique banking experiences efficiently. This capability not only accelerates the development timeline for financial services but also enhances customer engagement and lifetime value by differentiating their offerings in a competitive market.

Kevin.

Series A in 2022
Kevin is a fintech company that offers an advanced account-to-account payment infrastructure. It aims to replace traditional card transactions with direct bank account payments, improving customer experience and reducing costs for merchants.

Super Payments

Venture Round in 2022
Super Payments aims to transform the online shopping experience powering free payments for businesses, and rewarding shopping for members. Businesses on Super will only pay a commission if it results in an increase in sales, as opposed to charging merchants transaction fees.

MoneyView

Series D in 2022
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

NiYO Solutions

Series C in 2022
NiYO Solutions Inc. is a financial technology company established in 2015 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California. The company specializes in providing digital banking solutions that simplify financial processes for salaried employees. By partnering with employers and banks, NiYO enables employees to access a range of company benefits, including healthcare and food allowances, through an integrated digital platform. This platform includes a mobile application for submitting claims and offers the convenience of a credit card, streamlining the management of employee benefits and enhancing the overall banking experience.

Coast

Series A in 2022
Coast is a developer of a card payment platform designed to make fleet and gasoline payments easier for truck drivers. The company's platform provides payment integration solutions to fleets, making fleet administration easier than traditional financial services.

Monzo Bank

Series H in 2022
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Uni Cards

Series A in 2021
Uni Cards is a fintech company based in Bangalore, India, offering a digital pay-later card that lets users split purchases into installments over multiple months with no interest if paid on time. The Uni app enables access to the card and associated installment options, with cashback awarded for full payment. Founded in October 2020 by Nitin Gupta, Uni Cards aims to change how consumers manage credit by providing flexible, transparent repayment options.

Lydia

Series C in 2021
Lydia is a Paris-based fintech that provides a mobile payment platform designed to simplify everyday transactions. The service acts as a social interface that connects a user's phone with a payment card to enable peer-to-peer payments and payments to others through a single app, using a mobile wallet without the need for cheques or ATM cards. Founded in 2013, Lydia supports features such as linking payment cards, managing sub-accounts, and issuing virtual cards for different accounts, allowing users to set aside funds and make targeted payments through a seamless, card-enabled mobile wallet.

Teya

Series C in 2021
Teya is a comprehensive platform serving over 300,000 business owners worldwide. It offers payment processing, loyalty programs, cash advances, and business management tools, empowering small and growing businesses to thrive.

Zolve

Series A in 2021
Zolve is a neo-banking platform that provides consumer financial products, including deposit accounts, prepaid cards, money transfers, bill payments, and cross-border transactions, with tools for monitoring spending and budgeting. Launched in 2020 and based in Bangalore, India, the company aims to create a borderless financial world that offers equitable access to global financial products on a single platform, helping individuals save and invest toward financial freedom.

Primer

Series B in 2021
Primer API Limited operates an online platform that consolidates fragmented payment ecosystems for e-commerce merchants and online payment facilitators. Founded in 2019 and based in London, the company provides solutions to optimize both front and backend payment flows, aiming to enhance authorization rates, minimize costs, and facilitate market expansion. Primer enables users to seamlessly connect with various third-party services, including payment service providers, fraud detection systems, and subscription billing engines. Its platform allows merchants to easily integrate new payment methods, streamline fraud mitigation, and implement sophisticated transaction routing without requiring coding skills. Through these capabilities, Primer enhances the overall commerce experience for customers and empowers businesses to improve their operational efficiency.

Pismo

Series B in 2021
Pismo is a technology company that delivers a comprehensive processing platform for banking, payments, and financial market infrastructure. Its cloud-based platform is designed to elevate user experiences globally by offering a variety of services such as customer relationship management, billing, network management, client acquisition, and credit analysis. Pismo's solution is characterized by its patented architecture, scalable design, and low cost of ownership, allowing enterprise, cloud computing, and service providers to effectively address their needs with enhanced features and customization options. This enables clients to optimize and expand their financial offerings efficiently and swiftly.

Higo

Series A in 2021
Higo is a developer of payment software aimed at enhancing the procure-to-pay process for B2B companies and their suppliers. The software centralizes invoice receipt, automates the approval workflow, and simplifies payment transactions, thereby streamlining supplier and logistics interactions. By focusing on small and medium-sized businesses, Higo enables these companies to optimize their cash flow and improve operational efficiency. The company's solutions are designed to address the complexities of multi-stakeholder commercial relationships, making financial processes more straightforward and effective.

Xendit

Series C in 2021
Xendit is a Southeast Asian fintech company that specializes in providing payment infrastructure primarily in Indonesia and the Philippines. Founded in 2014 by Moses Lo, Tessa Wijaya, Bo Chen, and Juan Gonzalez, Xendit offers a robust payment gateway platform that enables businesses to accept various forms of payments, including bank transfers, virtual accounts, and credit cards. The company simplifies payment processes through a suite of world-class APIs and an intuitive dashboard, allowing businesses to efficiently manage transactions, disburse payroll, and access loan services while also detecting fraud. By streamlining these financial operations, Xendit supports the growth of businesses in the region.

Winden

Seed Round in 2021
Winden is a fintech company offering banking services tailored for entrepreneurs and businesses. It provides deposit accounts, spend management tools, and other financial products, primarily serving single-person e-commerce businesses, digital freelancers, and agencies. Key features include free ACH, wire, and check payments, along with transaction management capabilities.

Zepz

Series E in 2021
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Orum.io

Series B in 2021
Orum is a financial technology company that provides a platform designed to facilitate real-time money movement and instant payment solutions. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in New York, Orum leverages machine learning and proprietary data science to enhance financial transactions. Its flagship product, Foresight, is an automated programming interface that predicts fund availability and assesses transaction risks, allowing banks and financial institutions to move money instantaneously. By offering a single API integration, Orum enables businesses across various industries to embed its infrastructure, optimizing payment processes for speed, cost, and risk management. The company's innovative approach supports the development of new financial products while ensuring seamless transaction experiences.

Unit

Series B in 2021
Unit is a financial infrastructure platform that enables technology companies to integrate financial features into their products, including accounts, cards, payments, and lending. By streamlining the process of launching vertical banks, Unit manages compliance and banking relationships, allowing businesses to create unique banking experiences efficiently. This capability not only accelerates the development timeline for financial services but also enhances customer engagement and lifetime value by differentiating their offerings in a competitive market.

Atrato

Seed Round in 2021
Atrato is a fintech company that provides a payment platform allowing affiliated merchants to offer a buy now, pay later option to customers. This service enables consumers to make purchases at participating stores, both online and in-person, and to pay for these purchases over a period of up to 24 months without the need for credit or debit cards. Atrato aims to enhance the quality of life in Latin America by offering fair and accessible financial tools and services, while also helping merchants increase their sales and meet customer demand through simplified installment purchases.

Xendit

Series B in 2021
Xendit is a Southeast Asian fintech company that specializes in providing payment infrastructure primarily in Indonesia and the Philippines. Founded in 2014 by Moses Lo, Tessa Wijaya, Bo Chen, and Juan Gonzalez, Xendit offers a robust payment gateway platform that enables businesses to accept various forms of payments, including bank transfers, virtual accounts, and credit cards. The company simplifies payment processes through a suite of world-class APIs and an intuitive dashboard, allowing businesses to efficiently manage transactions, disburse payroll, and access loan services while also detecting fraud. By streamlining these financial operations, Xendit supports the growth of businesses in the region.

Zolve

Seed Round in 2021
Zolve is a neo-banking platform that provides consumer financial products, including deposit accounts, prepaid cards, money transfers, bill payments, and cross-border transactions, with tools for monitoring spending and budgeting. Launched in 2020 and based in Bangalore, India, the company aims to create a borderless financial world that offers equitable access to global financial products on a single platform, helping individuals save and invest toward financial freedom.

Monzo Bank

Series G in 2021
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Melio

Series C in 2021
Melio is a fintech company that specializes in providing small businesses with digital tools to manage their business-to-business payments and receivables. Its platform offers a streamlined accounts payable and receivable dashboard, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments efficiently. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to improve their cash flow and reduce or eliminate late payment costs. This approach enhances oversight and control over finances, allowing businesses to focus more on customer engagement rather than back-office operations. Overall, Melio aims to empower small businesses by minimizing time and costs associated with payment processes.

Lydia

Series B in 2020
Lydia is a Paris-based fintech that provides a mobile payment platform designed to simplify everyday transactions. The service acts as a social interface that connects a user's phone with a payment card to enable peer-to-peer payments and payments to others through a single app, using a mobile wallet without the need for cheques or ATM cards. Founded in 2013, Lydia supports features such as linking payment cards, managing sub-accounts, and issuing virtual cards for different accounts, allowing users to set aside funds and make targeted payments through a seamless, card-enabled mobile wallet.

Primer

Series A in 2020
Primer API Limited operates an online platform that consolidates fragmented payment ecosystems for e-commerce merchants and online payment facilitators. Founded in 2019 and based in London, the company provides solutions to optimize both front and backend payment flows, aiming to enhance authorization rates, minimize costs, and facilitate market expansion. Primer enables users to seamlessly connect with various third-party services, including payment service providers, fraud detection systems, and subscription billing engines. Its platform allows merchants to easily integrate new payment methods, streamline fraud mitigation, and implement sophisticated transaction routing without requiring coding skills. Through these capabilities, Primer enhances the overall commerce experience for customers and empowers businesses to improve their operational efficiency.

Uni Cards

Seed Round in 2020
Uni Cards is a fintech company based in Bangalore, India, offering a digital pay-later card that lets users split purchases into installments over multiple months with no interest if paid on time. The Uni app enables access to the card and associated installment options, with cashback awarded for full payment. Founded in October 2020 by Nitin Gupta, Uni Cards aims to change how consumers manage credit by providing flexible, transparent repayment options.

Melio

Series C in 2020
Melio is a fintech company that specializes in providing small businesses with digital tools to manage their business-to-business payments and receivables. Its platform offers a streamlined accounts payable and receivable dashboard, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments efficiently. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to improve their cash flow and reduce or eliminate late payment costs. This approach enhances oversight and control over finances, allowing businesses to focus more on customer engagement rather than back-office operations. Overall, Melio aims to empower small businesses by minimizing time and costs associated with payment processes.

Monzo Bank

Series G in 2020
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

JUSPAY

Series B in 2020
Juspay Technologies Pvt Ltd. is a Bengaluru-based company, founded in 2012, that specializes in mobile payment solutions. It offers a suite of products, including JUSPAY SAFE, a mobile payments browser, and EXPRESS CHECKOUT, which enhances payment gateway performance. The company's online platform serves as a software-as-a-service layer over existing payment gateways, streamlining integration and improving the management of various payment options. This enables users to conduct electronic transactions securely and efficiently, catering to the evolving needs of mobile-based payments.

Melio

Series B in 2020
Melio is a fintech company that specializes in providing small businesses with digital tools to manage their business-to-business payments and receivables. Its platform offers a streamlined accounts payable and receivable dashboard, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments efficiently. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to improve their cash flow and reduce or eliminate late payment costs. This approach enhances oversight and control over finances, allowing businesses to focus more on customer engagement rather than back-office operations. Overall, Melio aims to empower small businesses by minimizing time and costs associated with payment processes.

Galileo Financial Technologies

Series A in 2019
Galileo is a financial technology platform specializing in card issuing, payments, and digital banking. Their services include customer service, program management, dispute operations, and fraud operations, and more. Their solutions include digital banking, B2B payments, cryptocurrency, embedded finance, investing, and more.

Monzo Bank

Series F in 2019
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Zepz

Series D in 2019
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Zepz

Series D in 2019
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

GoCardless

Series E in 2019
GoCardless Limited, established in 2011 and headquartered in London, specializes in online payment processing services for businesses. It facilitates bank-to-bank transfers through web-based gateways and APIs, enabling merchants to collect one-off and recurring payments. The company's key products include GoCardless for simple online payments, GoCardless Pro for building recurring payment ecosystems, and Success+ for predicting and managing payment failures. GoCardless offers international payment collection, with connections to over 2,300 banks across Europe, and securely provides bank account data to enhance products and manage risk. With strategic alliances like Zuora, Inc., GoCardless serves over 75,000 businesses worldwide, operating from offices in London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, and New York.

MoneyView

Series C in 2018
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

Monzo Bank

Series E in 2018
Monzo Bank is a London-based commercial bank, established in 2015. It provides personal banking services including current, joint and savings accounts, plus business banking with invoicing, overdrafts and loans, and offers internet and mobile app-based banking in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bank emphasizes a mobile-first approach with real-time spending updates, transaction categorization, budgeting tools, and instant notifications. Its app features Pots sub-accounts to set aside funds for specific goals and includes a premium tier, Monzo Plus, with additional features such as enhanced card designs and travel insurance. Monzo aims to replace traditional branches with a fully digital experience, serving customers who prefer managing finances via smartphone.

Invoice2go

Series C in 2018
Invoice2go is a technology company dedicated to simplifying the operational processes for small business owners and freelancers globally. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools that enable users to create professional invoices, manage appointments, track jobs, and accept various payment methods. By offering features such as expense tracking and reporting, Invoice2go helps users maintain organization and professionalism, ultimately aiding in business growth. Founded by a small business owner with a background in trades, the company has grown to serve over 210,000 users across more than 160 countries, facilitating the sending of $24 billion in invoices annually. Its teams, located in Redwood City, California, and Sydney, Australia, consist of professionals with experience from notable companies in the tech and finance sectors.

Circle

Series E in 2018
Circle is a Boston-based fintech company founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville. It specializes in utilizing stablecoins for payments, e-commerce, and investment products. Circle's services include Circle Pay for easy money transfers, Circle Invest for crypto asset trading, and Circle Trade for over-the-counter transactions. The company is backed by prominent investors such as Jim Breyer, Goldman Sachs, IDG Capital, General Catalyst, and Accel Partners.

YapStone

Series C in 2018
YapStone is a payment processing platform specializing in the vacation rental industry. It offers an integrated solution for accepting electronic payments, catering specifically to the needs of marketplace and software customers. The company’s platform supports a variety of online and mobile payment options, enhancing transaction monetization and improving overall conversion rates. YapStone also aims to streamline capital and operational expenses for sharing economy marketplaces by providing flexible global payouts to merchants, as well as functionalities for instant and deferred funding and split payments. This comprehensive approach allows clients to efficiently manage their payment processes while accommodating diverse consumer preferences.

Zepz

Series C in 2017
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Zepz

Series C in 2017
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

GoCardless

Series D in 2017
GoCardless Limited, established in 2011 and headquartered in London, specializes in online payment processing services for businesses. It facilitates bank-to-bank transfers through web-based gateways and APIs, enabling merchants to collect one-off and recurring payments. The company's key products include GoCardless for simple online payments, GoCardless Pro for building recurring payment ecosystems, and Success+ for predicting and managing payment failures. GoCardless offers international payment collection, with connections to over 2,300 banks across Europe, and securely provides bank account data to enhance products and manage risk. With strategic alliances like Zuora, Inc., GoCardless serves over 75,000 businesses worldwide, operating from offices in London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, and New York.

JUSPAY

Venture Round in 2016
Juspay Technologies Pvt Ltd. is a Bengaluru-based company, founded in 2012, that specializes in mobile payment solutions. It offers a suite of products, including JUSPAY SAFE, a mobile payments browser, and EXPRESS CHECKOUT, which enhances payment gateway performance. The company's online platform serves as a software-as-a-service layer over existing payment gateways, streamlining integration and improving the management of various payment options. This enables users to conduct electronic transactions securely and efficiently, catering to the evolving needs of mobile-based payments.

MoneyView

Venture Round in 2016
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

Invoice2go

Series C in 2015
Invoice2go is a technology company dedicated to simplifying the operational processes for small business owners and freelancers globally. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools that enable users to create professional invoices, manage appointments, track jobs, and accept various payment methods. By offering features such as expense tracking and reporting, Invoice2go helps users maintain organization and professionalism, ultimately aiding in business growth. Founded by a small business owner with a background in trades, the company has grown to serve over 210,000 users across more than 160 countries, facilitating the sending of $24 billion in invoices annually. Its teams, located in Redwood City, California, and Sydney, Australia, consist of professionals with experience from notable companies in the tech and finance sectors.

Circle

Series C in 2015
Circle is a Boston-based fintech company founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville. It specializes in utilizing stablecoins for payments, e-commerce, and investment products. Circle's services include Circle Pay for easy money transfers, Circle Invest for crypto asset trading, and Circle Trade for over-the-counter transactions. The company is backed by prominent investors such as Jim Breyer, Goldman Sachs, IDG Capital, General Catalyst, and Accel Partners.

MoneyView

Venture Round in 2015
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

Zepz

Series B in 2015
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Zepz

Series B in 2015
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Flywire

Series C in 2015
Flywire facilitates global payments for educational institutions and their students worldwide. It offers a secure platform supporting diverse payment methods in over 140 currencies across 240 countries.

MoneyView

Venture Round in 2014
MoneyView is a financial management application designed to help users track and organize expenses, bills, and account balances. It utilizes SMS data to derive financial information, providing users with real-time visibility of their finances. In addition to expense management, MoneyView offers services related to personal loans, allowing users to check their loan eligibility and access low-interest loans through a completely paperless process. The platform emphasizes user-friendly financial management by enabling customers to track their spending while offering flexible repayment terms on loans. Through these comprehensive services, MoneyView aims to enhance users' overall financial awareness and facilitate better money management.

Invoice2go

Series B in 2014
Invoice2go is a technology company dedicated to simplifying the operational processes for small business owners and freelancers globally. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools that enable users to create professional invoices, manage appointments, track jobs, and accept various payment methods. By offering features such as expense tracking and reporting, Invoice2go helps users maintain organization and professionalism, ultimately aiding in business growth. Founded by a small business owner with a background in trades, the company has grown to serve over 210,000 users across more than 160 countries, facilitating the sending of $24 billion in invoices annually. Its teams, located in Redwood City, California, and Sydney, Australia, consist of professionals with experience from notable companies in the tech and finance sectors.

Invoice2go

Series A in 2014
Invoice2go is a technology company dedicated to simplifying the operational processes for small business owners and freelancers globally. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools that enable users to create professional invoices, manage appointments, track jobs, and accept various payment methods. By offering features such as expense tracking and reporting, Invoice2go helps users maintain organization and professionalism, ultimately aiding in business growth. Founded by a small business owner with a background in trades, the company has grown to serve over 210,000 users across more than 160 countries, facilitating the sending of $24 billion in invoices annually. Its teams, located in Redwood City, California, and Sydney, Australia, consist of professionals with experience from notable companies in the tech and finance sectors.

Zepz

Series A in 2014
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

Zepz

Series A in 2014
Zepz is an online money transfer service that enables individuals to send money to friends and family living abroad through computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer companies, which often charge high fees. Zepz allows users to send funds to over 140 destinations worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Recipients can receive money as bank deposits, cash pickups, Mobile Money, or mobile airtime top-ups. The platform is designed to facilitate secure international transfers, utilizing technology that allows customers to manage their funds efficiently, with lower processing fees compared to conventional methods. Zepz operates in 50 countries, aiming to simplify the process of remittance for its users.

GoCardless

Series B in 2014
GoCardless Limited, established in 2011 and headquartered in London, specializes in online payment processing services for businesses. It facilitates bank-to-bank transfers through web-based gateways and APIs, enabling merchants to collect one-off and recurring payments. The company's key products include GoCardless for simple online payments, GoCardless Pro for building recurring payment ecosystems, and Success+ for predicting and managing payment failures. GoCardless offers international payment collection, with connections to over 2,300 banks across Europe, and securely provides bank account data to enhance products and manage risk. With strategic alliances like Zuora, Inc., GoCardless serves over 75,000 businesses worldwide, operating from offices in London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, and New York.

Circle

Series A in 2013
Circle is a Boston-based fintech company founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville. It specializes in utilizing stablecoins for payments, e-commerce, and investment products. Circle's services include Circle Pay for easy money transfers, Circle Invest for crypto asset trading, and Circle Trade for over-the-counter transactions. The company is backed by prominent investors such as Jim Breyer, Goldman Sachs, IDG Capital, General Catalyst, and Accel Partners.

CardSpring

Series A in 2013
CardSpring is a technology company that provides an application platform enabling web and mobile developers to create applications for credit cards and various payment methods. By securely integrating with the payment network, CardSpring offers a robust Application Programming Interface (API) that facilitates the development of innovative payment applications. These applications can encompass features such as electronic coupons, loyalty programs, and virtual currencies, allowing merchants to connect more effectively with their customers. Through its platform, CardSpring aims to enhance the capabilities of credit and debit cards, bridging the gap between online applications and payment events, ultimately helping businesses grow and engage with their clientele.

GoCardless

Series A in 2013
GoCardless Limited, established in 2011 and headquartered in London, specializes in online payment processing services for businesses. It facilitates bank-to-bank transfers through web-based gateways and APIs, enabling merchants to collect one-off and recurring payments. The company's key products include GoCardless for simple online payments, GoCardless Pro for building recurring payment ecosystems, and Success+ for predicting and managing payment failures. GoCardless offers international payment collection, with connections to over 2,300 banks across Europe, and securely provides bank account data to enhance products and manage risk. With strategic alliances like Zuora, Inc., GoCardless serves over 75,000 businesses worldwide, operating from offices in London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, and New York.

Braintree

Series B in 2012
Braintree's payment platform provides all the tools online and mobile businesses need to accept payments. Providing the global commerce tools people need to build and grow businesses, Braintree’s global platform powers payments for thousands of online and mobile commerce innovators including Airbnb, Uber, GitHub, Facebook and Pinterest. Merchants in more than 40 countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia can accept, split, and enable payments in more than 130 currencies. Braintree’s SDK powers PayPal, including PayPal One Touch™, Venmo, Apple Pay, Android Pay, credit/debit cards, and Bitcoin across any device. Braintree was acquired by PayPal in 2013.

GoCardless

Seed Round in 2012
GoCardless Limited, established in 2011 and headquartered in London, specializes in online payment processing services for businesses. It facilitates bank-to-bank transfers through web-based gateways and APIs, enabling merchants to collect one-off and recurring payments. The company's key products include GoCardless for simple online payments, GoCardless Pro for building recurring payment ecosystems, and Success+ for predicting and managing payment failures. GoCardless offers international payment collection, with connections to over 2,300 banks across Europe, and securely provides bank account data to enhance products and manage risk. With strategic alliances like Zuora, Inc., GoCardless serves over 75,000 businesses worldwide, operating from offices in London, Paris, Munich, Melbourne, and New York.

CardSpring

Series A in 2012
CardSpring is a technology company that provides an application platform enabling web and mobile developers to create applications for credit cards and various payment methods. By securely integrating with the payment network, CardSpring offers a robust Application Programming Interface (API) that facilitates the development of innovative payment applications. These applications can encompass features such as electronic coupons, loyalty programs, and virtual currencies, allowing merchants to connect more effectively with their customers. Through its platform, CardSpring aims to enhance the capabilities of credit and debit cards, bridging the gap between online applications and payment events, ultimately helping businesses grow and engage with their clientele.

Flywire

Series A in 2011
Flywire facilitates global payments for educational institutions and their students worldwide. It offers a secure platform supporting diverse payment methods in over 140 currencies across 240 countries.

Venmo

Series A in 2011
Venmo is a mobile payment platform founded in 2009 by Andrew Kortina and Iqram Magdon-Ismail. It facilitates peer-to-peer transactions, allowing users to share and make payments using their linked bank account or debit card. Venmo also offers a Mastercard-powered debit card for purchases at approved merchants.

Braintree

Series A in 2011
Braintree's payment platform provides all the tools online and mobile businesses need to accept payments. Providing the global commerce tools people need to build and grow businesses, Braintree’s global platform powers payments for thousands of online and mobile commerce innovators including Airbnb, Uber, GitHub, Facebook and Pinterest. Merchants in more than 40 countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia can accept, split, and enable payments in more than 130 currencies. Braintree’s SDK powers PayPal, including PayPal One Touch™, Venmo, Apple Pay, Android Pay, credit/debit cards, and Bitcoin across any device. Braintree was acquired by PayPal in 2013.

YapStone

Series B in 2011
YapStone is a payment processing platform specializing in the vacation rental industry. It offers an integrated solution for accepting electronic payments, catering specifically to the needs of marketplace and software customers. The company’s platform supports a variety of online and mobile payment options, enhancing transaction monetization and improving overall conversion rates. YapStone also aims to streamline capital and operational expenses for sharing economy marketplaces by providing flexible global payouts to merchants, as well as functionalities for instant and deferred funding and split payments. This comprehensive approach allows clients to efficiently manage their payment processes while accommodating diverse consumer preferences.

BuyFi

Seed Round in 2010
BuyFi is a payment analytics and customer marketing platform that transforms credit card data into actionable insights for merchants, enhancing customer engagement and driving sales growth. The company offers three key products on a unified platform. UMarket allows businesses to reward customers based on their purchasing habits, automating the creation of discounts and promotions linked to credit card spending, which merchants can also leverage for special occasions. BInsights provides in-depth analysis of customer transactions, granting small businesses a clearer understanding of their clientele. BeSocial streamlines social media management by enabling merchants to schedule posts across various networks, share content, and measure the effectiveness of their marketing efforts. Additionally, it allows businesses to monitor online discussions about their brand, helping to maintain a positive reputation. Through these offerings, BuyFi empowers merchants to enhance customer acquisition and retention while gaining a competitive edge in the market.

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