US FinTech investment increased by 35% YoY in Q3 driven by growth in deals over $100m

US FinTech investments Q3 2025

Key US FinTech investment stats in Q3 2025:

  • US FinTech funding increased by 35% YoY in Q3
  • Deals over $100m grew by 40% as investors preferred larger deals compared to the same period last year
  • Saphyre, a New Jersey-based AI-driven FinTech platform transforming operational workflows for financial institutions, secured one of the biggest US FinTech deals of the third quarter with a $70m growth equity investment from FTV Capital

US FinTech investments grew by 35% YoY in Q3

In Q3 2025, the US FinTech sector recorded a strong YoY increase in both deal activity and funding but a notable QoQ decline in funding, indicating a cooling period following an exceptionally strong first half of the year.

A total of 450 deals were completed in Q3 2025, up 20% from the 375 deals recorded in Q3 2024 and 5% higher than the 430 deals seen in Q2 2025.

Total funding reached $11.5bn, marking a 35% increase from $8.5bn in Q3 2024 but a 23% drop from the $15bn raised in Q2 2025.

The average deal size stood at $25.6m in Q3 2025, down from $35m in Q2 2025 but above the $22.7m recorded in Q3 2024, suggesting that while large deal activity has eased QoQ, the market remains considerably stronger than a year ago, driven by sustained investor confidence in the sector’s long-term growth potential.

Deals over $100m grew by 40% as investors preferred larger deals compared to the same period last year

Funding from deals under $100m reached $5.4bn in Q3 2025, a 31% increase from the $4.1bn recorded in Q3 2024 and a 4% rise from the $5.2bn raised in Q2 2025.

Meanwhile, deals valued at $100m or more accounted for $6.1bn in Q3 2025, up 40% from the $4.4bn seen in Q3 2024 but down 38% from the $9.8bn recorded in Q2 2025.

The pullback in large deal funding QoQ indicates that investors are exercising greater caution after a surge in mega-deal activity earlier in the year.

Nonetheless, the consistent growth in smaller transactions highlights the continued resilience and diversification of the US FinTech market, as capital flows increasingly towards innovative, early- and mid-stage firms driving sectoral transformation.

Saphyre, a New Jersey-based AI-driven FinTech platform transforming operational workflows for financial institutions, secured one of the biggest US FinTech deals of the third quarter with a $70m growth equity investment from FTV Capital

Founded in 2017, the company leverages patented AI technology to digitise and automate pre- and post-trade processes, enabling faster onboarding, seamless trading between counterparties, and significant reductions in manual intervention.

Its platform is used by more than 75 global financial institutions, covering thousands of accounts and over $3tn in assets under management, connecting asset managers, hedge funds, custodians, and broker-dealers through a unified data-sharing network.

The new funding will accelerate Saphyre’s global expansion, enhance its product development, and deepen integration across the capital markets ecosystem.

Positioned at the intersection of AI and financial infrastructure modernisation, Saphyre is redefining how institutions manage data and workflow automation across the fund lifecycle.

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