Key US FinTech investment stats in Q2 2026:
- US FinTech funding increased 9% YoY in Q2
- New York companies secured four of the top 10 deals to establish the city as the main US FinTech hub in the quarter
- ninjaOne, a leading automated endpoint management platform, raised over $400m in Series C extensions, making it one of the top US FinTech deals of the second quarter
US FinTech funding increased 9% YoY in Q2
US FinTech investment in Q2 2026 reached $16.3bn across 445 deals, representing a 9% increase in funding compared to the $14.9bn raised across 430 deals in Q2 2025.
Deal volume also edged higher, rising by 3% year-on-year, suggesting that the growth in total capital raised was supported by a modest but broad-based expansion in transaction activity rather than a small number of exceptionally large deals skewing the figures.
The average deal value in Q2 2026 stood at $36.6m, up from $34.7m in Q2 2025, pointing to a measured increase in deal size that is broadly consistent with a sector continuing to attract substantial and sustained investor interest.
The overall picture is one of steady, if unspectacular, forward momentum, with both funding and deal volume trending in the right direction across the comparable periods.
New York companies secued four of the top 10 deals to establish the city as the main US FinTech hub in the quarter
The state-level breakdown of the top 10 deals in Q2 2026 reveals a significant shift in the geographic distribution of the sector’s largest transactions compared to Q2 2025, most notably in the relative standing of New York and California.
New York was the standout mover, climbing from two top deals in Q2 2025 to four in Q2 2026, emerging as the leading state for large-scale US FinTech investment.
California, by contrast, saw its share fall sharply, dropping from seven top deals in Q2 2025 to three in Q2 2026, suggesting a meaningful redistribution of the largest transactions away from the West Coast.
Texas retained a presence in Q2 2026 with one deal, while Wyoming and New Jersey made new appearances, neither of which featured in the Q2 2025 top 10.
Michigan, which secured one top deal in Q2 2025, did not appear in Q2 2026, and the overall pattern points to a broadening of the states generating the sector’s most significant deals, with capital flowing into a wider range of markets than was the case a year prior.
ninjaOne, a leading automated endpoint management platform, raised over $400m in Series C extensions, making it one of the top US FinTech deals of the second quarter
The round saw participation from Wellington Management, Teachers’ Venture Growth, BDT & MSD Partners, Sequoia Capital, ICONIQ, Hedosophia, NEA, Washington Harbour Partners, CapitalG and Pinegrove Opportunity Partners, valuing the company at $12.3bn.
The raise follows a landmark 2025 for the company, which delivered nearly 70% year-on-year growth and a record first quarter in which it achieved profitability and was named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools.
ninjaOne serves nearly 40,000 organisations across 140 countries, including Deloitte, Revolut, Hyundai and Porsche, and has maintained a 98% customer satisfaction score for more than five years.
The company remains founder-led, with co-founders Sal Sferlazza and Chris Matarese retaining majority control of both the board and the company’s voting power.
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