Insight Partners

Insight Partners is a global private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1995 that acts as a software investor, partnering with growth-stage technology and software companies. The firm concentrates on Fintech, Cybersecurity, AI/ML, DevOps, and Healthcare, providing capital and hands-on support to help management teams scale. Headquartered in New York City with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Palo Alto, Insight Partners has more than $75 billion in assets under management, has invested in over 750 companies worldwide, and more than 55 portfolio companies have reached an IPO.

Abdi Adan

Analyst

Anika Agarwal

Managing Director

Liad Agmon

Managing Director

Aditya Agrawal

Associate

Praveen Akkiraju

Managing Director

Past deals in Payments

Finix

Series C in 2024
Finix develops a B2B payment processing platform that enables businesses to own, manage, and monetize their payments. The platform uses modular architecture and real-time tracking to consolidate payment data and facilitate global money transfers.

Coast

Series B in 2024
Coast is a developer of a card payment platform designed to make fleet and gasoline payments easier for truck drivers. The company's platform provides payment integration solutions to fleets, making fleet administration easier than traditional financial services.

Coast

Series A in 2024
Coast is a developer of a card payment platform designed to make fleet and gasoline payments easier for truck drivers. The company's platform provides payment integration solutions to fleets, making fleet administration easier than traditional financial services.

Pomelo

Series B in 2024
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

Stampli

Series D in 2023
Stampli Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, specializing in cloud-based invoice management software. Founded in 2014, Stampli develops an accounts payable automation platform that enhances control over invoice and bill processing. Its software utilizes artificial intelligence to learn an organization's unique operational patterns, simplifying general ledger coding, automating approval notifications, and identifying duplicate invoices. By fostering human collaboration and creating a digital dialogue for each invoice, Stampli aims to streamline the accounts payable process, significantly reducing manual data entry and invoice approval times. The company's solutions are designed to address common challenges in invoice management, ultimately improving efficiency throughout the invoice lifecycle.

Bestpass

Private Equity Round in 2023
Bestpass offers a unified payment platform specializing in nationwide toll management for commercial fleets. Its platform consolidates various transponder options, toll passes, weigh station services, and customer support to streamline payments while ensuring data accuracy and cost savings.

Banked

Series A in 2022
Banked operates a global payments platform that connects bank account data to third-party applications through secure APIs, enabling real-time, low-cost account-to-account payments. The platform supports bank account connections, spending analysis, balance and income verification, and consent-driven data sharing, allowing clients to access and use bank data across a wide range of apps while maintaining control and privacy. Founded in 2018 and based in London, Banked positions itself as a global payments network that supports flexible payment workflows for individuals, businesses, and financial institutions.

Pomelo

Series A in 2022
Pomelo is a fintech-as-a-service platform focused on providing innovative payment solutions in Latin America. The company has developed a digital processing platform designed to enhance payment services by allowing businesses to create virtual accounts and issue prepaid and credit cards. This is achieved through compliant onboarding processes, which facilitate the customization required by fintech companies and embedded finance players for their specific programs. By redefining the possibilities in payment services, Pomelo aims to support the growth and efficiency of financial technology in the region.

Finix

Venture Round in 2022
Finix develops a B2B payment processing platform that enables businesses to own, manage, and monetize their payments. The platform uses modular architecture and real-time tracking to consolidate payment data and facilitate global money transfers.

Flip

Series B in 2022
PT. FLIP is a financial technology company based in Depok, Indonesia, founded in 2015. It operates an online platform that facilitates secure interbank fund transfers without any transaction fees. The application is designed to provide users with an efficient and seamless experience for various money transactions, allowing them to save on costs typically associated with interbank transfers. By focusing on innovative solutions, PT. FLIP aims to offer fair financial services that are accessible to a broad audience, enhancing the overall user experience in digital money transfer.

slice

Series C in 2022
Slice is a fintech startup aimed at enhancing the financial experience for young Indians. The company offers a transparent and efficient platform designed to simplify payments and access to credit. Its flagship product, the slice card, allows users to make seamless credit payments while ensuring a high-quality mobile experience and responsive customer service. Additionally, slice provides other financial products, such as slice borrow and slice account, which facilitate fast and straightforward transactions and help users build their credit scores. By focusing on the needs of young consumers, slice seeks to improve their financial literacy and empower them in managing their money more effectively.

Xendit

Series D in 2022
Xendit is a Southeast Asian fintech company that specializes in providing payment infrastructure primarily in Indonesia and the Philippines. Founded in 2014 by Moses Lo, Tessa Wijaya, Bo Chen, and Juan Gonzalez, Xendit offers a robust payment gateway platform that enables businesses to accept various forms of payments, including bank transfers, virtual accounts, and credit cards. The company simplifies payment processes through a suite of world-class APIs and an intuitive dashboard, allowing businesses to efficiently manage transactions, disburse payroll, and access loan services while also detecting fraud. By streamlining these financial operations, Xendit supports the growth of businesses in the region.

Coda

Series C in 2022
Coda Payments Pte Ltd. is a Singapore-based company that specializes in mobile payment solutions, enabling customers to pay for online digital content and services via their mobile devices. Established in 2011, Coda facilitates monetization for digital content providers across more than twenty emerging markets, partnering with publishers of popular games and streaming platforms to enhance payment acceptance. The company operates Codapay, allowing users to make payments directly on various websites and Codashop, a platform visited by over 11 million users monthly for topping up digital services. Coda also collaborates with e-commerce and telecommunications partners to offer diverse payment options, including direct carrier billing and various alternative channels. Its operations span multiple countries, including Indonesia, India, and Brazil, ensuring that digital content providers receive timely payments through a secure and versatile monetization platform.

Dash

Seed Round in 2022
Dash is building a unified, modern, and accessible alternative payment network for African consumers and businesses. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in New York, United States.

Coast

Series A in 2022
Coast is a developer of a card payment platform designed to make fleet and gasoline payments easier for truck drivers. The company's platform provides payment integration solutions to fleets, making fleet administration easier than traditional financial services.

M2P Fintech

Series C in 2022
M2P Fintech is a leading provider of a comprehensive API infrastructure designed to facilitate banking, payments, and lending services for businesses. The company offers a unified platform that supports various payment methods, including cards and digital wallets, while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. M2P Fintech's technology enables seamless customer onboarding and compliance checks, thereby streamlining operations for financial institutions. By equipping sales teams with essential tools and information, M2P Fintech enhances the management of financial services, ultimately improving customer experiences in an increasingly digital economy.

Checkout.com

Series D in 2022
Checkout.com is a company that specializes in providing an online payments platform designed to facilitate secure digital transactions across the Internet. Established in 2012, it offers a comprehensive solution that supports payments in over 150 currencies, integrating local acquiring capabilities and advanced fraud detection through a single API. The platform enables businesses to accept all major international credit and debit cards, as well as various alternative and local payment methods. With a focus on eliminating intermediaries, Checkout.com connects retailers directly with customers' bank accounts, delivering data-rich insights that help enhance performance and improve approval rates. The company employs more than 1,700 people across 19 offices globally, ensuring local expertise and tailored risk management solutions to help businesses optimize their mobile and online purchasing while effectively managing potential risks.

Qonto

Series D in 2022
Qonto is an online bank headquartered in Paris that serves small and medium-sized businesses and freelancers. It provides business bank accounts and digital banking services designed to simplify payments, accounting, and cash flow management for a range of company types. The platform offers features such as international transfers, invoicing, expense management, virtual cards, multi-account capabilities, and integrations with other business tools. With transparent pricing and a focus on efficiency, Qonto supports startups, founders, freelancers, and growing teams in managing finances.

Dash

Convertible Note in 2021
Dash is building a unified, modern, and accessible alternative payment network for African consumers and businesses. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in New York, United States.

Resolve

Series A in 2021
Resolve operates a B2B payments platform that facilitates 'buy now, pay later' transactions for business purchases. It enables merchants to offer risk-free, extended payment terms to their clients, thereby enhancing sales and cash flow. Resolve serves manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors across various sales channels, including e-commerce checkouts. The company's platform uses non-traditional underwriting data to authorize delayed payments, assuming all repayment risks within the credit period. Backed by prominent investors such as PayPal co-founder Max Levchin, Resolve aims to bridge the gap between buyers and sellers in the B2B sector.

Flip

Series B in 2021
PT. FLIP is a financial technology company based in Depok, Indonesia, founded in 2015. It operates an online platform that facilitates secure interbank fund transfers without any transaction fees. The application is designed to provide users with an efficient and seamless experience for various money transactions, allowing them to save on costs typically associated with interbank transfers. By focusing on innovative solutions, PT. FLIP aims to offer fair financial services that are accessible to a broad audience, enhancing the overall user experience in digital money transfer.

slice

Series B in 2021
Slice is a fintech startup aimed at enhancing the financial experience for young Indians. The company offers a transparent and efficient platform designed to simplify payments and access to credit. Its flagship product, the slice card, allows users to make seamless credit payments while ensuring a high-quality mobile experience and responsive customer service. Additionally, slice provides other financial products, such as slice borrow and slice account, which facilitate fast and straightforward transactions and help users build their credit scores. By focusing on the needs of young consumers, slice seeks to improve their financial literacy and empower them in managing their money more effectively.

Mynt

Private Equity Round in 2021
Mynt is a FinTech startup that operates as a subsidiary of Globe Telecom. The company offers a range of financial services, including payments, remittances, loans, business solutions, and platforms. Mynt focuses on creating innovative solutions to address significant challenges in the financial sector. Additionally, it provides micro-payment and mobile loan services, aiming to enhance customer experience and satisfaction through its comprehensive offerings.

CRED

Series E in 2021
CRED is a members-only application that incentivizes users by offering exclusive rewards for timely credit card bill payments. The platform promotes financial responsibility by encouraging users to maintain good credit scores while rewarding them with various offers and discounts on shopping, health services, and other expenditures. CRED prioritizes the protection of user data through stringent security processes and compliance with regulatory standards, ensuring transparency and opt-in consent for data usage. By facilitating on-time credit card payments, CRED not only helps users manage their finances better but also enhances their overall spending experience with valuable rewards.

Papaya Global

Series D in 2021
Papaya Global is a cloud‑based SaaS company that provides a global payroll and workforce management platform. Its software automates payroll processing, compliance with local labor laws, and other human resource functions for companies operating in multiple countries. The platform supports end‑to‑end employer of record services, contract worker management, immigration and work‑permit services, and integrates payments directly into the payroll workflow. By connecting data from human capital management and enterprise resource planning systems, it creates a single source of truth that gives finance teams visibility and control over workforce spending. Clients include large multinational corporations such as Johnson & Johnson, Facebook, and General Electric.

NMI

Secondary Market in 2021
NMI is a technology company specializing in payment enablement solutions for various financial service providers, including Independent Sales Organizations (ISOs), Value-Added Resellers (VARs), Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and payment facilitators. The company offers a robust, security-focused, and feature-rich payment gateway platform that allows partners to provide their own branded payment processing services without the need to develop or manage complex technology in-house. NMI's platform supports multiple payment methods, including credit card swipes and check processing, and enables merchants to accept payments in various international currencies. This comprehensive approach allows partners to enhance their service offerings while maintaining a seamless experience for their end customers.

BharatPe

Series E in 2021
BharatPe is an Indian fintech company that serves small and medium-sized merchants by offering digital payments and related financial services. It enables digital payments through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and provides point-of-sale devices, along with business loans and other financial products to help merchants manage their finances. The company also operates a merchant payment app with an interoperable UPI interface and QR codes to facilitate accepting payments and conducting transactions smoothly and affordably.

PayCargo

Series B in 2021
PayCargo is a B2B online payments platform for the freight and cargo industries that automates invoicing, payments, and settlement. The platform offers electronic tools for payables, automated payments, receivables, and invoice management, enabling faster cargo releases by allowing vendors to be paid quickly and by providing credit card and financing options. It supports a large network of freight vendors, including ocean carriers and air cargo providers, and is headquartered in Coral Gables, Florida.

Thunes

Series B in 2021
Thunes is a global B2B payment infrastructure platform established in 2016, specializing in cross-border payment solutions. It facilitates seamless fund transfers between various payment systems, catering to a diverse range of clients, including major players in the gig economy and fintech sectors. The platform enables businesses and consumers to send and receive payments in 80 currencies across 132 countries, supporting 300 payment methods. Thunes offers a suite of services including remittance processing, mass payouts, virtual accounts, and payment collection, utilizing application programming interfaces (APIs) to enhance accessibility and reduce transaction costs. In April 2022, the company expanded its capabilities by acquiring a controlling stake in Tookitaki, a compliance platform that strengthens its anti-money laundering and fraud prevention measures. Headquartered in Singapore, Thunes operates regional offices in key global cities such as London, Paris, and Dubai, positioning itself as a vital player in the international payment landscape.

Stampli

Series C in 2021
Stampli Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California, specializing in cloud-based invoice management software. Founded in 2014, Stampli develops an accounts payable automation platform that enhances control over invoice and bill processing. Its software utilizes artificial intelligence to learn an organization's unique operational patterns, simplifying general ledger coding, automating approval notifications, and identifying duplicate invoices. By fostering human collaboration and creating a digital dialogue for each invoice, Stampli aims to streamline the accounts payable process, significantly reducing manual data entry and invoice approval times. The company's solutions are designed to address common challenges in invoice management, ultimately improving efficiency throughout the invoice lifecycle.

Splitwise

Series A in 2021
Splitwise, Inc. is a financial technology company that provides a mobile application and web-based platform designed to simplify the process of sharing expenses among individuals, such as roommates, friends, families, and travelers. Founded in 2011 and based in Providence, Rhode Island, Splitwise enables users to track and manage shared expenses, including rent, bills, and travel costs, in a centralized manner. The platform allows users to see who owes what, sends monthly reminders about outstanding debts, and offers tools for assessing fairness in financial transactions through fairness calculators. This functionality helps users navigate the complexities of shared finances, making it easier to maintain transparency and accountability among all parties involved.

CRED

Series D in 2021
CRED is a members-only application that incentivizes users by offering exclusive rewards for timely credit card bill payments. The platform promotes financial responsibility by encouraging users to maintain good credit scores while rewarding them with various offers and discounts on shopping, health services, and other expenditures. CRED prioritizes the protection of user data through stringent security processes and compliance with regulatory standards, ensuring transparency and opt-in consent for data usage. By facilitating on-time credit card payments, CRED not only helps users manage their finances better but also enhances their overall spending experience with valuable rewards.

Flutterwave

Series C in 2021
Flutterwave is a global payments technology company that enables businesses worldwide to accept payments from customers globally via web and mobile. It offers services such as Flutterwave Checkout, API for virtual card management, invoicing, payment links, and more, serving industries like gaming, events, transportation, hospitality, and individuals.

Papaya Global

Series C in 2021
Papaya Global is a cloud‑based SaaS company that provides a global payroll and workforce management platform. Its software automates payroll processing, compliance with local labor laws, and other human resource functions for companies operating in multiple countries. The platform supports end‑to‑end employer of record services, contract worker management, immigration and work‑permit services, and integrates payments directly into the payroll workflow. By connecting data from human capital management and enterprise resource planning systems, it creates a single source of truth that gives finance teams visibility and control over workforce spending. Clients include large multinational corporations such as Johnson & Johnson, Facebook, and General Electric.

BharatPe

Series D in 2021
BharatPe is an Indian fintech company that serves small and medium-sized merchants by offering digital payments and related financial services. It enables digital payments through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and provides point-of-sale devices, along with business loans and other financial products to help merchants manage their finances. The company also operates a merchant payment app with an interoperable UPI interface and QR codes to facilitate accepting payments and conducting transactions smoothly and affordably.

Checkout.com

Series C in 2021
Checkout.com is a company that specializes in providing an online payments platform designed to facilitate secure digital transactions across the Internet. Established in 2012, it offers a comprehensive solution that supports payments in over 150 currencies, integrating local acquiring capabilities and advanced fraud detection through a single API. The platform enables businesses to accept all major international credit and debit cards, as well as various alternative and local payment methods. With a focus on eliminating intermediaries, Checkout.com connects retailers directly with customers' bank accounts, delivering data-rich insights that help enhance performance and improve approval rates. The company employs more than 1,700 people across 19 offices globally, ensuring local expertise and tailored risk management solutions to help businesses optimize their mobile and online purchasing while effectively managing potential risks.

PayCargo

Series A in 2020
PayCargo is a B2B online payments platform for the freight and cargo industries that automates invoicing, payments, and settlement. The platform offers electronic tools for payables, automated payments, receivables, and invoice management, enabling faster cargo releases by allowing vendors to be paid quickly and by providing credit card and financing options. It supports a large network of freight vendors, including ocean carriers and air cargo providers, and is headquartered in Coral Gables, Florida.

Papaya Global

Series B in 2020
Papaya Global is a cloud‑based SaaS company that provides a global payroll and workforce management platform. Its software automates payroll processing, compliance with local labor laws, and other human resource functions for companies operating in multiple countries. The platform supports end‑to‑end employer of record services, contract worker management, immigration and work‑permit services, and integrates payments directly into the payroll workflow. By connecting data from human capital management and enterprise resource planning systems, it creates a single source of truth that gives finance teams visibility and control over workforce spending. Clients include large multinational corporations such as Johnson & Johnson, Facebook, and General Electric.

Checkout.com

Series B in 2020
Checkout.com is a company that specializes in providing an online payments platform designed to facilitate secure digital transactions across the Internet. Established in 2012, it offers a comprehensive solution that supports payments in over 150 currencies, integrating local acquiring capabilities and advanced fraud detection through a single API. The platform enables businesses to accept all major international credit and debit cards, as well as various alternative and local payment methods. With a focus on eliminating intermediaries, Checkout.com connects retailers directly with customers' bank accounts, delivering data-rich insights that help enhance performance and improve approval rates. The company employs more than 1,700 people across 19 offices globally, ensuring local expertise and tailored risk management solutions to help businesses optimize their mobile and online purchasing while effectively managing potential risks.

BharatPe

Series C in 2020
BharatPe is an Indian fintech company that serves small and medium-sized merchants by offering digital payments and related financial services. It enables digital payments through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and provides point-of-sale devices, along with business loans and other financial products to help merchants manage their finances. The company also operates a merchant payment app with an interoperable UPI interface and QR codes to facilitate accepting payments and conducting transactions smoothly and affordably.

Tink

Venture Round in 2020
Tink AB, founded in 2012 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, operates as a cloud-based open banking platform that supports the development of data-driven financial services. The company's offerings include account aggregation, payment initiation, and personal finance management tools, which can be integrated into existing banking applications or used as standalone services. Tink's mobile application enables users to manage their finances across multiple bank accounts, facilitate money transfers, pay bills, and set personal budgets. The platform also provides valuable insights through automatic transaction categorization and daily spending analyses. Tink collaborates with various financial institutions, including notable partners like ABN AMRO, BNP Paribas Fortis, Nordea, Klarna, and SEB, to enhance the financial services landscape.

Papaya Global

Series A in 2019
Papaya Global is a cloud‑based SaaS company that provides a global payroll and workforce management platform. Its software automates payroll processing, compliance with local labor laws, and other human resource functions for companies operating in multiple countries. The platform supports end‑to‑end employer of record services, contract worker management, immigration and work‑permit services, and integrates payments directly into the payroll workflow. By connecting data from human capital management and enterprise resource planning systems, it creates a single source of truth that gives finance teams visibility and control over workforce spending. Clients include large multinational corporations such as Johnson & Johnson, Facebook, and General Electric.

Finix

Series A in 2019
Finix develops a B2B payment processing platform that enables businesses to own, manage, and monetize their payments. The platform uses modular architecture and real-time tracking to consolidate payment data and facilitate global money transfers.

BharatPe

Series B in 2019
BharatPe is an Indian fintech company that serves small and medium-sized merchants by offering digital payments and related financial services. It enables digital payments through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and provides point-of-sale devices, along with business loans and other financial products to help merchants manage their finances. The company also operates a merchant payment app with an interoperable UPI interface and QR codes to facilitate accepting payments and conducting transactions smoothly and affordably.

Checkout.com

Series A in 2019
Checkout.com is a company that specializes in providing an online payments platform designed to facilitate secure digital transactions across the Internet. Established in 2012, it offers a comprehensive solution that supports payments in over 150 currencies, integrating local acquiring capabilities and advanced fraud detection through a single API. The platform enables businesses to accept all major international credit and debit cards, as well as various alternative and local payment methods. With a focus on eliminating intermediaries, Checkout.com connects retailers directly with customers' bank accounts, delivering data-rich insights that help enhance performance and improve approval rates. The company employs more than 1,700 people across 19 offices globally, ensuring local expertise and tailored risk management solutions to help businesses optimize their mobile and online purchasing while effectively managing potential risks.

PayIt

Series B in 2019
PayIt specializes in modernizing government payment systems by offering a cloud-based platform that enables digital transactions for various services such as taxes, utilities, courts, DMV, and outdoors. The company serves over 100 million residents across North America, improving operational efficiency and enhancing citizen satisfaction.

BharatPe

Series A in 2019
BharatPe is an Indian fintech company that serves small and medium-sized merchants by offering digital payments and related financial services. It enables digital payments through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and provides point-of-sale devices, along with business loans and other financial products to help merchants manage their finances. The company also operates a merchant payment app with an interoperable UPI interface and QR codes to facilitate accepting payments and conducting transactions smoothly and affordably.

Tink

Series D in 2019
Tink AB, founded in 2012 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, operates as a cloud-based open banking platform that supports the development of data-driven financial services. The company's offerings include account aggregation, payment initiation, and personal finance management tools, which can be integrated into existing banking applications or used as standalone services. Tink's mobile application enables users to manage their finances across multiple bank accounts, facilitate money transfers, pay bills, and set personal budgets. The platform also provides valuable insights through automatic transaction categorization and daily spending analyses. Tink collaborates with various financial institutions, including notable partners like ABN AMRO, BNP Paribas Fortis, Nordea, Klarna, and SEB, to enhance the financial services landscape.

Folhamatic

Series A in 2011
Folhamatic Group specializes in developing integrated software solutions aimed at streamlining accounting and business management processes. Its offerings include Folhamatic Payroll, which automates personnel management tasks and electronic documentation; Folhamatic Electronic Point Control, designed to integrate with payroll systems for efficient decision-making; and the Folhamatic Accounting system, which provides insightful management reports and visual data representations of company activities. Additionally, the company offers Folhamatic Written Tax, a solution that enhances the efficiency of tax departments. Overall, Folhamatic's software solutions are tailored to improve billing, payroll processing, invoicing, electronic invoicing, and tax filing, thereby supporting businesses in managing their financial operations effectively.

Authorize.Net

Venture Round in 1999
Authorize.Net is a payment gateway that facilitates credit card and electronic check transactions for e-commerce businesses. It provides merchants with the ability to accept payments directly on their websites, as well as through retail stores, call centers, and mobile devices. The company manages the submission of payment transactions to processing networks, enabling merchants to authorize, settle, and oversee their payment activities efficiently. With its focus on affordability and speed, Authorize.Net serves both U.S. and international merchants, offering a comprehensive solution for managing various payment methods.
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