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Fin.com raises $20m to build cross-border payment network
New York fintech emerges from stealth with backing from Uber co-founder and venture firms to expand global payment corridors.
In brief
New York fintech emerges from stealth with backing from Uber co-founder and venture firms to expand global payment corridors. Fin.com is using a combination of software integration and strategic acquisitions to build a unified payment platform that already reaches 825 million users. Originally reported by Yahoo…
Fintech startup exits stealth mode
Fin.com, a New York-based financial infrastructure provider, has raised $20 million in seed funding led by venture firm Expa and Uber co-founder Garrett Camp.
Diverse investor group backs the round
Coinbase Ventures, Tenet Fund, Second Sight Ventures, and sovereign and family offices from the Gulf and Africa also participated in the funding round.
Single platform for global payments

Fin.com's software integrates local payment rails, SWIFT messaging, USD virtual accounts, stablecoin settlement, and compliance tools into one network for cross-border money movement.
Already serving 825 million users
Fin.com moves money for major payments platforms and digital-asset exchanges, reaching 825 million end users through enterprise integrations.
Growth through strategic acquisitions
Rather than raising billions to enter markets directly, Fin.com is acquiring licensed local financial entities. It has completed seven acquisitions and plans to reach 12 by year-end.
“they combine acquisitions with speed, operating discipline, and the ability to make strong businesses more valuable together”
Capital to fuel expansion and bank acquisition
Fin.com will use the $20 million to open new payment corridors, execute acquisitions, and pursue a licensed bank acquisition within six months. The company employs over 200 people across six offices.
The one thing
Fin.com is using a combination of software integration and strategic acquisitions to build a unified payment platform that already reaches 825 million users.





