FinTech companies worldwide collectively secured over $930 million across 24 deals this week, with the cyber risk analytics specialist CyberCube raising the largest single investment of $180 million.
The San Francisco-based CyberCube, which provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms to help insurers, reinsurers, and brokers manage cyber risk, saw Spectrum Equity join existing backers ForgePoint Capital, Hudson Structured Capital Management (Bermuda) Ltd, and MTech Capital in its funding round. Its platforms are utilized by three-quarters of the top 40 global cyber insurers.
Other significant financings included Zurich-based Teylor, which secured a €150 million facility from Fasanara Capital to expand its SME factoring business across Europe. Pagaya Technologies in Israel expanded its revolving credit line to $132 million with support from a syndicate of international banks. In the US, remittance provider Viamericas raised $113.6 million for its global cross-border network, while Portugal-based AI fraud detection leader Feedzai brought in $75 million, pushing its valuation above $2 billion. UK SME lender Love Finance closed a £45 million facility to accelerate its balance-sheet lending.
CyberTech emerged as a leading subsector, with five companies—including CyberCube, Descope, Oneleet, and SafeHill—raising over $250 million combined for advancements in cybersecurity, identity management, and compliance platforms. RegTech also featured prominently, with five deals for AI-driven compliance solutions from firms like Zania ($18 million), London’s Umony ($15 million), and US-based ActiveComply. PayTech attracted over $265 million across four rounds, highlighted by Viamericas, Southeast Asia’s digital bank Yup ($32 million), Argentina’s Remitee ($20 million), and Indonesian credit card issuer Honest, which secured $100 million in equity and $40 million in debt. InsurTech saw two rounds, with US-based SureCo ($23 million) and UK newcomer Rehuman (£1 million). WealthTech activity included Israel’s Pagaya and London’s Bite Investments ($25 million).
The United States dominated the geographical landscape with 11 companies across various subsectors, including CyberCube, Baselane, and ActiveComply. The UK contributed four deals, featuring Love Finance, Bite Investments, Umony, and Rehuman. Elsewhere in Europe, Switzerland’s Teylor secured one of the week’s largest rounds, and the Netherlands’ NPEX announced a change in ownership. Portugal’s Feedzai added to the activity with its $75 million raise. Emerging markets also demonstrated strong performance, with Indonesia’s Honest raising $140 million, Argentina’s Remitee collecting $20 million, and India’s Ignosis securing $4 million. The UAE contributed through Dubai-based Tokinvest, and Cambodia’s Yup added $32 million.
CyberCube, founded in 2015 and operating independently since 2018, received its $180 million funding, which is subject to regulatory approvals. The company’s platforms are used by over 130 organizations, including 75% of the top 40 US and European cyber insurers and the majority of the top 20 global brokers. The funding is designated to support long-term product development and expansion in global insurance, reinsurance, and broking markets.
Teylor’s €150 million facility from Fasanara Capital will enable the Zurich-based technology-driven SME financing platform to scale its factoring business across seven European countries. This agreement includes refinancing its factoring activities and establishing a multi-country, multi-currency financing vehicle, aiming for increased flexibility, operational efficiencies, and scalability.
Pagaya Technologies expanded its revolving credit facility to $132 million from $58 million, doubling its existing facility and reducing financing costs. The interest rate was cut by 400 basis points, from SOFR+750 to SOFR+350, marking a nearly 35% decrease. New banking partners include Citizens, TD Bank, Wells Fargo, and Texas Capital Bank, alongside increased commitments from Bank of Montreal, Valley Bank, CIBC, and Israel Discount Bank.
Viamericas, a US-based provider of remittance and international money transfer services, raised $113.6 million to accelerate global expansion and enhance its digital payment platforms. Led by Old National Bank with support from Bank of Oklahoma Financial, Axos Bank, and U.
S. Bank, the company’s network spans over 300,000 payout locations in 95 countries, offering direct account deposits at more than 2,700 banks and 107 mobile wallets. The investment will boost its instant remittance capabilities.
Feedzai, an AI-native RiskOps platform, secured $75 million, placing its valuation above $2 billion. New investors include Lince Capital, Iberis Capital, and Explorer Investments, with continued support from Oxy Capital and Buenavista Equity Partners. The platform detects and prevents financial crime, protecting over $70 billion in annualized payment volume. Recent launches include Feedzai Orchestration and Feedzai IQ, contributing to over $2 billion in losses prevented and 20 million analyst hours saved in the past year.
Love Finance, a UK SME lender, closed a £45 million debt financing deal. This includes a £35 million revolving credit facility from Paragon Bank and a £10 million junior medium-term note program from LGB Capital Markets. This enables direct balance-sheet lending, speeding up decisions for SMEs. Established in 2016, the bootstrapped company has seen over 900% revenue growth in four years to £9.2 million in 2024, funding over £300 million to more than 7,000 SMEs.
Descope, a drag-and-drop external IAM platform, secured an additional $35 million in a seed extension round, bringing its total raised to $88 million. The funding came from existing investors, including Notable Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Unusual Ventures, Cerca Partners, and Triventures. Founded in 2022 by the team behind Demisto, Descope provides no-code and low-code IAM for user identity journeys. Funds will support research and development (R&D) in agentic identity, geographical expansion, and team scaling.
Baselane, a FinTech platform for real estate investors, raised $34.4 million, comprising a $20 million Series B led by Thomvest Ventures and a $14.4 million Series A led by Matrix Partners. Other investors included Diagram Ventures, Starwood Capital, Parameter Ventures, Activant Capital, RXR ARDEN Digital Ventures, and Watershed Ventures. Founded in 2022, Baselane integrates banking, bookkeeping, rent collection, and tax reporting for over 50,000 real estate investors across the US. The capital will expand market operations and product development, including its new AI-driven automation suite, Baselane Smart.
Oneleet, a cybersecurity company, raised $33 million in a Series A round led by Dawn Capital, with participation from Frank Slootman (Snowflake, ServiceNow), Arash Ferdowsi (Dropbox), Y Combinator, and others. Founded by penetration testers, Oneleet aims to counter “compliance theatre” by integrating multiple security tools—penetration testing, code scanning, cloud security posture management, MDM, training, and monitoring—into one platform. The funding will grow its engineering team, enhance AI-powered security monitoring, and expand market efforts.
Yup, a digital bank in Southeast Asia, secured $32 million in its C-1 equity round from Moore Strategic Ventures, Spice Expeditions, Platanus, and other investors. Founded in 2021, Yup serves millions of credit card holders, with revenues doubling annually for three years, and expects to reach break-even by late 2025. The capital will boost customer growth, user engagement, product experience, and financial inclusion efforts.
Bite Investments, a private market technology firm, secured $25 million in strategic growth funding from NewSpring Growth. The company aims to democratize alternative investments and streamline investor interaction. The funding will accelerate its cloud-based platform, Bite Stream, and strengthen its global workforce. Bite Stream provides a unified solution for asset managers and investors, simplifying onboarding, communication, and portfolio management.
SureCo, an Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) administrator, closed a $23 million Series A round led by Health Velocity Capital, with participation from Kaiser Permanente Ventures. The funding will accelerate growth, scale technology, expand insurer integrations, and grow its service team. The company notes that over 44% of large employers are considering ICHRA adoption by 2026 due to rising insurance costs.
Remitee, a cross-border payments infrastructure provider, raised $20 million. Led by Krealo and a consortium of strategic and institutional investors, Remitee embeds international payments directly into existing platforms of banks, retailers, and FinTech firms. This infrastructure supports direct payments for services like healthcare, utilities, education, and mobile top-ups.
Zania, an agentic AI company focused on governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), closed an $18 million Series A funding round. Led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), with support from Anthology Fund, Palm Drive Capital, and executives from major tech companies, Zania develops domain-specific AI agents to automate GRC tasks, compressing work from months to minutes. Its agents perform risk assessments, evidence collection, controls testing, and gap analyses, using multilingual policy ingestion.
Umony, a London-based AI-powered financial services communications compliance platform, secured $15 million in Series A funding. Led by Notion Capital, with participation from SeedCamp, Crane Venture Partners, and angel investors including Hugging Face co-founder Dr Thomas Wolf, the funding will strengthen its global presence. Founded in 2017, Umony’s platform captures, archives, and analyzes communications across various channels.
Maximor, a San Francisco-based financial automation company using AI to streamline accounting, secured $9 million in seed funding. Led by Foundation Capital, with backing from Gaia Ventures and Boldcap, and angel investors including Aravind Srinivas (Perplexity) and Tien Tzuo (Zuora), the firm develops AI agents that connect to enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, payroll, billing, and banking systems to automate repetitive accounting tasks and produce audit-ready outputs.
Ignosis, India’s enterprise-first account aggregator (AA) infrastructure and financial data intelligence platform, raised $4 million in a pre-Series A round. Led by Peak XV’s Surge, with additional backing from Force Ventures, Razorpay Ventures, and Kunal Shah, Ignosis addresses credit access for over 160 million underserved Indian consumers. Founded in 2022 in Ahmedabad, the platform enables financial institutions to underwrite, collect, and advise with greater confidence. Funds will expand its engineering, business, and compliance teams.
Deckard Technologies, a GovTech platform, secured $3.9 million in growth credit from Australia-based Mighty Partners. This non-dilutive funding will accelerate its expansion into the long-term rental (LTR) market, which is estimated to be seven times larger than the short-term rental (STR) sector. Founded in Australia and headquartered in the US, Deckard’s Rentalscape platform is used by over 400 jurisdictions across the US, Canada, and Australia to oversee compliance for more than 250,000 STR properties.
Tokinvest, a Dubai-based regulated marketplace for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, secured $3.2 million in a pre-seed funding round. Backed by VCs, family offices, and high-net-worth investors including Triliv Holdings and Exponential Science, the firm is authorized by Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). The capital will scale its platform, expand regulatory coverage, and onboard new asset classes.
SafeHill, a Chicago-based cybersecurity startup formerly known as Tacticly, emerged from stealth with $2.6 million in pre-seed funding. Led by Mucker Capital and Chingona Ventures, with support from Techstars, Chicago Early Growth Ventures, and others, SafeHill launched its Threat Exposure Management platform, SafeHill SecureIQ™. It uses AI and human expertise for continuous threat exposure management (CTEM), focusing on discovering and securing attack paths. Funds will develop AI-driven penetration testing tools and strengthen partnerships.
Rehuman, a UK-based AI-powered insurance platform, secured £1 million in pre-seed funding led by Fuel Ventures. Led by Aaron Sherwood, the company plans to scale its platform, enhance AI capabilities, and improve insurance navigation for consumers while supporting brokers and insurers. Its “insurance wallet” consolidates policies, and its proprietary AI model is trained on insurance documents and behavioral insights.
NPEX BV, the Dutch SME stock exchange platform, announced a change in its ownership structure, with Paerel Investment and Icecat Capital acquiring INKEF Capital’s 20% shareholding. NPEX connects entrepreneurs and investors, enabling SMEs to raise growth capital through digital innovation and facilitating the placement and trading of securities.
Honest, Indonesia’s credit card issuer, closed an oversubscribed equity funding round, bringing its total equity funding to $100 million. Led by Japanese credit card giant Orico, with existing backers and new support from US-based Gilgamesh Ventures, Honest also secured $40 million in debt financing from Mizuho Bank. Founded in 2023, the FinTech targets the underbanked, with less than 3% of Indonesians holding a credit card, by offering rapid co-branded card launches and over 90% applicant approval rates.
ActiveComply, a RegTech company specializing in digital communication compliance for financial institutions, secured a strategic growth investment from New York-based Level Equity. Founded in 2018, ActiveComply provides software—SocialShield, WebCompass, and VirtualVerify—to help independent mortgage banks, banks, credit unions, mortgage brokers, and insurers meet federal and state regulations including TILA, RESPA, and fair lending laws by monitoring social media, websites, and remote working environments.
