Yuno, the AI-native operating system of global payments and financial services, powering the financial infrastructure of enterprise merchants, banks and wallets, has announced a $45m Series B funding round.
The round was led by Global PayTech Ventures, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global, QuantumLight Capital, the AI-focused venture firm founded by Revolut chief executive Nik Storonsky, Monashees, Kaszek and Endeavor Catalyst.
Strategic regional backers also joined the raise, including Rasmal Ventures, Qatar’s first investment firm, backed by the Qatar Investment Authority, Further Ventures, the sovereign-backed investment firm headquartered in Abu Dhabi, and GrowthX Capital, backed by technology investor Hamad Al-Hajri.
The fresh capital is earmarked for accelerating Yuno’s route to profitability while reinforcing its standing as a leading player in global financial infrastructure.
Proceeds from the round will be channelled into research and development, next-generation payments technology, and further build-out of the company’s global infrastructure as it continues to underpin payments for enterprise clients worldwide.
Over the past twelve months, Yuno recouped more than $5bn in transaction volume that would otherwise have failed, boosted authorisation rates by roughly 5%, and helped merchants cut processing costs by upwards of $500m. During that same window, the firm rolled out 150 new integrations and broadened its local reach on every continent.
Built to be payment-method agnostic, Yuno links businesses to more than 1,000 payment methods and upwards of 460 integrations spanning over 190 countries through a single API, bundling in smart routing, streamlined one-click checkout and AI-driven fraud protection. This means merchants can launch in a new market within days rather than months.
The gaming sector illustrates the point well: when a major title goes live, players sign in from across the globe within the same hour, each reaching for a preferred local payment option, be it a mobile wallet in Southeast Asia, a voucher in Latin America or carrier billing in the Middle East. Yuno absorbs all of these through one connection, keeping launch days running smoothly and ensuring no revenue slips through the cracks. For large enterprises, the network folds every market into one integration while layering in fraud screening, KYC/KYB checks and continuous optimisation that sharpens acceptance and routing over time.
Founded in Colombia in 2022, Yuno has increasingly formed partnerships with banks and payment providers that white-label its technology, among them dLocal, the Nasdaq-listed cross-border payments platform, and Prosa, Mexico’s largest payments processing network, allowing a single agreement to cover an entire market.
Extending its footprint is a central aim for this funding round, with clients pushing Yuno to take on more of their payments stack. In response, the company plans to broaden into in-person payments, deepen its agentic commerce offering, and grow its presence in the United States.
Yuno Co-Founder and CEO Juan Pablo Ortega said, “Most companies raise a Series B to buy growth. We’re raising ours to meet our customers’ growth, and extend our lead, with a clear line to profitability in the year ahead.
“AI has changed the economics of building this company. We grow faster and operate leaner than the generation of infrastructure players before us. Being local everywhere is the hardest problem in payments, and anyone starting on it today is at least two years behind. With this round we intend to consolidate that leadership on a truly global scale, with real financial discipline.”
Rasmal Ventures partner Soumaya Ben Beya Dridje said, “The hardest problem in payments is being genuinely local everywhere, and Yuno has solved it at global scale, which is exactly why it resonates in our region.
“The Gulf is now one of the fastest-growing payments markets in the world, and its future runs along the region’s new trade corridors, the same wallets, rails, and shoppers Yuno already connects. We invested because Juan Pablo and his team are building the infrastructure those corridors need, and because they pair that global ambition with real financial discipline. That combination is rare, and it’s precisely what we back.”
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