yetipay Secures £3.5M to Enter US Market

yetipay Secures £3.5M to Enter US Market
yetipay Secures £3.5M to Enter US Market

Hey Payments Fanatic!

A fresh boost for yetipay this week. The London-based FinTech has secured £3.5 million in new funding to grow its all-in-one payments platform, backed by re:cap’s Capital OS and a group of well-known angel investors.

“We focused on raising the minimum amount required and selecting investors that bring valuable deep payments industry experience,” said Oliver Pugh, Founder of yetipay.

The company has raised over £6 million since its founding in 2017 and is active in the UK, Italy, and Spain. The new funding will support expansion into the US, Australia, and New Zealand, while also helping to roll out new products for its growing hospitality and retail client base.

But the story doesn’t end here. Scroll down for more details 👇

See you on Monday!

Cheers,

Marcel


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