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- Payrails Raises $32M in Series A Funding - finsmes. com
Payrails, a Berlin, Germany-based payment software company, raised $32M in Series A funding The round was led by HV Capital, with continued backing from EQT Ventures, General Catalyst and
- Germany’s Payrails Raises $32M in Series A Round
Berlin-based payment software provider Payrails has announced the successful completion of a US$32 million Series A funding round aimed at furthering its goal of enabling enterprises to manage and streamline their payment operations The investment will support product innovation, broaden the
- German start-up Payrails raises $32m in Series A funding
Payrails, an enterprise payments platform based in Berlin, Germany, has raised $32 million in what the start-up describes as "one of the largest Series A rounds for a fintech company in Europe this year"
- Payrails raises $32M Series A to boost payment performance . . .
A global payment software company Payrails, has raised $32 million in Series A funding to further its mission of enabling enterprises to take control of their payment operations Founded by former fintech leaders from Delivery Hero, Payrails’ founding team brings deep experience building global, scalable financial infrastructure
- German fintech startup Payrails secures $32M Series A round
Payrails will use the $32 million Series A funding to accelerate product innovation across the payment lifecycle, expand its teams in Berlin, London, Paris, Dublin, Cairo, and Dubai, deepen partnerships like those with Mastercard, and scale operations with a growing integration ecosystem
- Payrails raises $32m in Series A funding, Chris King
Berlin based enterprise payments software provider raised $32m in Series A funding led by HV Capital Payrails has developed a modular platform that enables large enterprises to handle payments, payouts, and financial workflows without depending on a patchwork of external solutions
- Berlin Fintech Payrails Lands $32M Funding Round
Berlin-based payment software company Payrails has secured $32 million in Series A funding to accelerate its mission of helping global enterprises optimize their payment operations The funding round, led by HV Capital's Growth Fund with participation from existing investors EQT Ventures, General Catalyst, and Andreessen Horenz, brings the
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