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Indianapolis based employee financial wellness startup raised $4.5m in Series A funding led by Allos Ventures.
Peter Dunn, the founder and CEO of Your Money Line, noted the importance of the investment in addressing financial instability, a major...…
Austin based tip collection and tax compliance company raised $4m in Seed funding led by Next Coast Ventures.
"Grazzy's cloud-based solution empowers hourly employees to make more money, access it the same day and save and spend in better ways. By...…
New York City based Gen Z financial app Frich raised $2.8m in Seed funding led by Restive Ventures.
London based financial benefits platform raised £17.5m in new funding led by British Patient Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to expand that range of services to become a ‘complete financial platform’ for low and middle-income...…
Phoenix based earned wage access company for small and mid-size businesses raised $15m in Series B funding led by Viola Fintech.
“By empowering individuals to have better control and flexibility, ZayZoon not only alleviates financial stress but also cultivates...…
New York based employer-sponsored financial wellness platform raised $25.6m in Series B funding led by Revolution Ventures and Moneta...
California based SaaS for building financial wellness tools raised $20m in Series A funding led by Arthur Ventures.
“There’s not too many people building smooth integration platforms for vendors. For a smallish company in San Diego to be working with...…
San Francisco based financial wellness startup raised $12m in new funding led by Alpha Wave, Hummingbird and PeakXV.
"By offering its AI-powered mobile app and customised credit products, Bright Money seeks to help consumers pay off their debts, student...…
Kenya based financial wellness startup raised $3m in seed funding led by DOB Equity.
“During my time at the micro-finance institutions I noticed that close to 65% of workers that banked with us would spend all of their...…
New York based financial wellness company raised $25m in Series A funding led by Emigrant Bank.
“We’re working to build what we believe will be the first financial wellness membership platform.”
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