Colombia’s Addi closes $85M Series D
Addi is a Colombian commerce, credit and BNPL platform. The round was led by Citius, co-led by BTG Pactual, and included participation from GIC, Monashees and others.
Addi also received authorization from the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia to operate as a regulated entity, opening the door for deposit-taking activities.
MDOTM announces $27M raise
MDOTM is a provider of AI-driven investment solutions for asset and wealth management companies. Expedition Growth Capital led the growth equity round. Total investment in the company is now $36.5 million.
MDOTM serves more than 60 financial institutions across the US, UK and Europe.
As part of the round, new board seats were allocated to Steve Twomey, partner at Expedition Growth Capital, and James Hays, chairman of IFC Advisors.
Wultra confirms $7.8M A round
Wultra is a European provider of post-quantum authentication and digital identity solutions for banks and fintechs. The round was backed by lead investor Seventure Partners, followed by ARIADNEXT founders Marc Norlain and Guillaume Despagne and existing investors J&T Ventures and Elevator Ventures.
Wultra helps financial institutions replace legacy authentication methods with phishing-resistant, post-quantum technologies. Having established its regional hub in Singapore, Wultra now plans to expand its operations into the Middle East and the United States.
KredosAI welcomes $7M Series A
KredosAi is an AI-powered collections platform that enhances revenue recovery by leveraging behavioral intelligence.
The round was led by BMW i Ventures. Participating investors include new backers Motley Fool Ventures and Walter Ventures, alongside existing investors Okapi Venture Capital, StartFast Ventures, SaaS Ventures, and Stout Street Capital.
The platform uses behavioral science and AI to determine the right message, the right channel, and the right moment for each individual customer, replacing static campaigns with dynamic, adaptive engagement delivered at scale.
UAE proptech Rentify’s $2M seed
The funding supports the launch of Earn AI, an agentic AI platform that autonomously manages rental revenue on behalf of landlords & property managers. Earn AI autonomously dispatches rent reminders, sends payment links directly to tenants, provisions tenant accounts at lease start and flags renewal windows with recommended actions, without manual input at the individual unit level.
Earn AI is a proprietary model trained on live rental unit data, tenant payment behaviour, renewal patterns, pricing gaps and occupancy risk generated within the platform. Rentify estimates that landlords and property managers operating without active revenue intelligence leave approximately 8% to 14% of potential annual rental income unrealized owing to pricing lag, unmanaged churn and payment leakage.
Payward completes Reap acquisition
Payward is a unified financial infrastructure platform, while Reap is a stablecoin-native, card-issuing and payments infrastructure company. The acquisition expands Payward Services, the company’s B2B infrastructure platform.
That infrastructure now includes embedded card issuance, cross-border money movement, and stablecoin-based treasury management capabilities alongside access to Payward’s global liquidity, custody, and settlement infrastructure. =
Reap will continue to operate as a standalone brand within the Payward ecosystem.
Kikoff acquires credit tech The Service Bureau
The Service Bureau provides credit reporting and data furnishing solutions. TSB’s employees will be joining Kikoff.
Launched in 2025, Kikoff Enterprise provides embedded credit infrastructure for lenders, fintechs, credit unions, and organizations serving financially underserved communities, including furnishing-as-a-service, dispute management, compliance infrastructure, identity verification, and credit-building tools delivered through modern APIs and managed services.
Tilt acquires Brazilian fintech Blipay
Tilt is a provider of cash flow underwriting and a pioneer in financial product innovations for nonprime consumers, while Blipay is a Brazilian salary-advance lender with more than six million registered users.
Tilt gains an immediate presence in Latin America’s largest consumer credit market. This marks the company’s fourth market entry outside the United States, following Mexico, the Philippines, and India.
Beehive gets majority stake in Saudi debt crowdfunder Themar
The acquisition makes Beehive the first digital SME financing platform regulated across three GCC markets: the UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.
Beehive has operated in Saudi Arabia since 2020, initially through strategic banking partnerships. The Themar acquisition converts that presence into a fully regulated platform,
The acquisition supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 agenda, which prioritizes expanding SME financing, increasing private-sector participation, and diversifying the national economy.