19 US startups have raised more than $50 million in 2025 so far

After a few years late, FinTech appears to be making a comeback.

According to CB Insights, in the first quarter of 2025, Fintech startups raised a total of $10.3 billion. the study. The average transaction size was $17.7 million, marking its highest mark since 2021.

In particular, some crypto-related startups are one of those that will raise a large round in 2025.

However, investors are also supporting other types of financial technology companies, including payments, banking and some of the fraud prevention sector. According to Pitchbook data, the US-based fintech companies that have raised more than $50 million so far in 2025 are:

April

• Latticeconnect your bank account to your financial application. We sold approximately $575 million worth of common stock at a money valuation of approximately $6.1 billion.. Franklin Templeton led the “oversubscribe” raises, including existing investors NEA and libbit capital, as well as participation from new supporters including Fidelity Management and Research, BlackRock and more. The San Francisco-based company has revealed that the funding is not actually a Series E round, but rather a sale of common stock. This is different from secondary stock sales that occurs when existing shareholders sell shares to other investors without receiving new capital.

• Felixa chat-based platform that helps US Latino immigrants send money abroad, raised $75 million In the Series B round. QED Investors led the round. This includes participation from Monashee, Switch Ventures, Castle Island, Htwenty, General Catalyst Customer Value Fund and Endeavor Catalyst.

• rainthe Los Angeles-based startup offers an integrated Acquired Wage Access (EWA) app with employers and an app that combines financial wellness features such as overdraft alerts and spending trends. raised $75 million In the Series B round. The round was led by Prosus in a post-money valuation of $340 million.

• ethicsa tech-enabled asset management startup based in New York City; raised $64 million Series D funding led by State Street Global Advisors. According to Pitchbook, the round was raised at a post-money valuation of $700 million.
• Luna TechnologiesThe Cincinnati, Ohio-based wealth management platform has raised $63 million in the Series C round, led by the sixth Street growth rate. Existing Backers Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, UBS and TD Bank Group also participated.
• TapCheckan on-demand paid provider based in Plano, Texas; We secured $225 million in funding. The pay raise included a $25 million extension of the Series A round led by Peakspan Capital and a $200 million credit facility from Victory Park Capital.

march

• mercurydigital banking startups, raised $300 million When primary and secondary funding is at valuation of $3.5 billion. New investors Sequoia led the latest round (Series C) along with existing backers Coatue, CRV, Andreessen Horowitz and other new investors Spark Capital and Marathon.

• meshCrypto Payments startup, raised $82 million The series B round led by Paradigm, and participated from Consensy, Quantumlight, Yolo Investments and others. The company touted that funding was secured using PayPal USD (PYUSD) Stablecoin. According to Pitchbook, San Francisco-based Mesh was valued at $482 million in money.

• flexproviding business owners with personal financial software and payment infrastructure, raised $25 million Stock funding while securing a $200 million credit facility. The stock funds were raised at a valuation of just under $250 million. Titanium Ventures led the Flex equity round. This includes participation from Companyon Ventures, Florida Funders, MS&AD Ventures, AAF Management and First Look Partners. Victory Park Capital provided $200 million in credit capabilities.

• One Amazona Miami-based provider of crypto-driven project services aimed at turning Rainforest conservation into market-driven investment opportunities. raised $105 million. According to Pitchbook, the Global Edge Worldwide Fund and Gorilla Technology provided capital.

• ZolbNeobank, which helps to provide financial access to highly skilled and expensive global citizens moving to the US, raised $251 million With a new funding round that includes both stocks and debt, as startups aim to expand their presence and enter new regions. Zolve raised $51 million in stock in the Series B round led by Creaegis, supporting expansions from HSBC, SBI, GMO and DG Daiwa. Existing Investors Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sparta Group and DST Global also participated. Additionally, the round included $200 million in debt to purchase Expas books from partner banks to take on the risk.

February

• BitwiseBased in San Francisco Cipher Specialist Asset Manager, raised $70 million According to Pitchbook, in a fundraising round led by a $670 million Money Post valuation. Blockchain Coin Bettors, Highland Capital, Khosla Ventures, MIT Investment Management Company, MassMutual, Haun Ventures, Parafi Capital, General Catalyst, and Angel Investors groups also participated in the fundraising.

• sardinedescribes itself as an AI risk platform for fraud, compliance and credit underwriting, We raised a $70 million Series C funding round Leading by Activant Capital. Andreessen Horowitz, NYCA Partners, Google Ventures, Geodesic Capital, Cross Creek Capital, Moody’s Analytics, Experian Ventures and Naventures also participated in the fundraising. According to Pitchbook, the San Francisco-based startup was valued at $680 million in money.

• increasean online gift card market that focuses on crypto, raised $63 million. Investors include Amber Group, Anagram (Cayman Islands), Black Pine, Borderless Capital, GSR, Horn Venture Management, Caratage, Paper Ventures, Falsaros Capital, and more.
• Candid healthrevenue cycle management platform for healthcare providers; raised a $52.5 million series c It is led by Oak HC/FT and existing investors. The round took place six months after Candid’s $29 million Series B. This was led by 8VC and was attended by the first round of returnbackers Capital, BoxGroup and Y Combinators. According to Pitchbook, the Series C valued the company as a $250 million post-money.

January

• phantomdevelopers of crypto wallets designed for decentralized finance and inappropriate tokens, $150 million Series C round funding At a valuation of $3 billion. Sequoia Capital and Paradigm also includes participation from A16Z Crypto and Variant.

• High Notea San Francisco-based card issuance and embedded payment company; Raised $90 million in the Series B round Funded by Adams Street Partners, the company has been joined by existing investors such as Oak HC/FT, Costanoa, Westcap and Pinegrove Venture Partners. The round valued the company to more than $750 million. Forbes.

• Fundinga Brooklyn-based fundraising platform for nonprofits; raised $70 million Participated from existing investor Telescope Partners in minority growth investment led by Summit Partners.

• Openlya high-tech home insurance service provider, raised $193 million In a growth financing round co-led by Allianz’s strategic growth investment arm Eden Global Partners and Allianz X. Existing supporters such as Advance Venture Partners, obvious ventures, Clocktower Technology Ventures and Point Judith Capital are also taking part in the fundraising.