Cross-Border, Crypto & Consumer – Fintech’s Expanding Edge
Friends, this week’s top fintech deals reveal a broadening investment appetite — from enterprise financial ops and global payments to crypto-native infrastructure and everyday investing. The money is following both the pipes and the people, with platforms targeting business efficiency and consumer empowerment alike.
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Ramp’s monster $200M Series E shows continued investor faith in financial operations at scale — especially for firms serving other fast-growing tech companies.
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Stablecoin infrastructure moves mainstream, with NYC-based Ubyx securing early capital to build critical back-end pipes.
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Seed-stage fintech still attracts capital, with half of this week’s top five deals in early funding rounds — signaling long-term bets on category growth.
- Ramp (NYC)
A provider of a financial operations platform helping businesses manage expenses and corporate cards.
Amount: $200M
Round: Series E
Lead Investors: Founders Fund, joined by Thrive Capital, General Catalyst, and others - Payabli (Miami, FL)
A payments infrastructure platform designed for software companies integrating payments into their stack.
Amount: $28M
Round: Series B
Lead Investors: QED Investors and Fika Ventures - Tensec (Palo Alto, CA)
A cross-border financial services provider offering seamless international transactions.
Amount: $12M
Round: Seed
Lead Investors: Costanoa Ventures - Grifin (Tampa, FL)
An investment-linked spending app that automatically invests in companies where users shop.
Amount: $11M
Round: Series A
Lead Investors: Nava Ventures - Ubyx (NYC)
A stablecoin clearing system focused on enterprise-grade crypto infrastructure.
Amount: $10M
Round: Seed
Lead Investors: Galaxy Ventures, with participation from Coinbase Ventures and Founders Fund
