Raised $208M across disclosed rounds.[2][5]

Series C closed October 2024, led by Acrew Capital.[1][2][6][15]

post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.

Named investors include Acrew Capital, Leap Global, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Citi Ventures, Tribeca Venture Partners, Homebrew, Insight Partners, Inspired Capital, Cap Table Coalition, American Express Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Visa, The General Partnership, Franklin Templeton, Precursor Ventures, PSP Growth, Vamos Ventures, Activant Capital.[5][6][7][8]

Richie Serna, CEO and Co-Founder[6][16][21][18][19][20]

Oscar Barillas, Senior Director, Head of Product[16][18][19][20][21]

Sid Masso, Vice President of Sales[16][18][19][20][21]

Daniel Ruby, Head of Legal[16][18][19][20][21]

Stripe · stripe.com · Named directly as Finix's competitor by TechCrunch, and Sequoia Capital exited Finix's Series B after concluding Finix competed directly with Stripe, its portfolio company. Same buyer and same job: processing payments for software platforms and merchants.[1][4]

Adyen · adyen.com · Finix's CEO groups Adyen with Stripe and Finix as processors competing for the same payments market, and Adyen is the enterprise-scale alternative a platform buyer would evaluate for the same processing job.[1]

Cybersource · cybersource.com · Finix built an integration so merchants can keep Cybersource gateway configurations while Finix handles processing and settlement, which makes Cybersource the incumbent layer Finix displaces or complements for the same merchant payment workflow.[13]

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