USA maintained its position as FinTech’s central hub for deals this week, on a solid week for FinTech funding.
Over the past seven days a respectable 370.7m was raised over a total of 22 deals, with the land of the free playing host to an impressive 10 tranches. The news continued the nation’s streak of dominating the funding activity scene – with investors from Silicon Valley – and across the country showing support to their domestic firms.
Behind the States, the UK continued its run as FinTech’s perennial bridesmaid, with five deals. However behind the usual suspects, it was a diverse week for the space.
Canada was best of the rest with two deals, while Chile, Norway, Australia, South Africa, Turkey and Singapore all secured a solitary deal to underscore FinTech’s burgeoning global presence.
In terms of sectors, FinTech reigned supreme with seven deals, ahead of RegTech (6), WealthTech (4), InsurTech (4) and CyberTech (2).
The top deal of the week was secured by British InsurTech innovator Vitesse. The firm bagged the funds to position itself to grow in key markets – including the United States.
Another big fish secured was by Turkish wealth firm Colendi, who secured a $65m funding round led by Citi Ventures.
Here are this week’s FinTech funding rounds.
InsurTech innovator Vitesse secures $93m Series C for US expansion
Turkish FinTech Colendi secures $65m funding round led by Citi Ventures
Userfront secures $5.3m to enhance SaaS identity solutions
Beacon, a Toronto and Montreal-based startup, has officially launched in the Canadian market with a CAD $5.25m seed funding round.
The company, founded by Stuart Szabo and Aditya Mhatre in 2023, aims to simplify the process for immigrants settling in Canada through its innovative Super App.