back Back

Cross-border payments FinTech Navro raises $41m Series B

By Gloria Methri

Today

  • B2B Payments
  • Cross-Border Payouts
  • Currency Conversion
Share

Navro, Series B funding, IBANs, Gobal Payments, B2B Payments, International Payments, UKNavro, a London-based FinTech that simplifies international payments for businesses, has raised $41 million in Series B funding. The fresh injection will support Navro’s global expansion and extend its reach across local payout and collection services. Jump Capital led the funding round, which also included Bain Capital Ventures, Motive Partners, and Unusual Ventures.

The investment will accelerate Navro’s expansion strategy through 2025 and beyond, with planned operations extending across more US states, Dubai, Hong Kong, and India. The company’s unified payments curation platform—offering access to local payment services through a single API and contract—will soon integrate over 30 digital wallets, additional ACH corridors, and dozens of new real-time payment methods.

Aran Brown, CEO of Navro, said, “Our vision is empowering businesses to transact like locals wherever they are. The Navro platform has been built from scratch to handle both the operational intensity and regulatory complexity surrounding large volumes of incoming and outgoing international transactions. The next round of expansion goes into and beyond the world’s financial hubs. We’re seeing increasing demand for fast, reliable, cost-effective payouts on local rails in compliance-driven sectors such as global workforce and supplier payments, and pensions.”

Navro’s platform streamlines global collections, currency conversion, and payouts while helping businesses reduce working capital needs by up to 70%. Clients also benefit from lower costs, faster account reconciliation, and decreased administrative effort. The company now facilitates supplier and workforce payments for hundreds of corporates and over 1,000 pension schemes.

“With this new capital, we are expanding our licensing footprint, integrating faster payment methods, and growing our support for customers in regulated industries,” said Brown. “We have spent the last three years building the foundation, and now this round provides us the resources to move even faster as we scale into new markets.”

Currently, Navro enables local fund collections in 35 markets and supports holding, converting, and paying out in over 200 countries and 140 currencies—more than half of which are processed in real time or on the same day.

This funding round strengthens Navro’s position as a global payments leader, driving innovation in international financial infrastructure for modern enterprises.

Previous Article

Today

Thunes raises $150m Series D to expand U.S. footprint

Read More
Next Article

Today

Are legacy banks at risk? Businesses seek digital-first alternatives over KYC hassle

Read More






IBSi FinTech Journal

  • Most trusted FinTech journal since 1991
  • Digital monthly issue
  • 60+ pages of research, analysis, interviews, opinions, and rankings
  • Global coverage
Subscribe Now

Other Related News

Today

Thunes raises $150m Series D to expand U.S. footprint

Read More

Today

ECB selects Fluency for Digital Euro trials on programmable and offline payments

Read More

Today

CaptainBiz unveils Bill2Pay to streamline invoicing & payments for MSMEs

Read More

Related Reports

Sales League Table Report 2024
Know More
Global Digital Banking Vendor & Landscape Report Q1 2025
Know More
NextGen WealthTech: The Trends To Shape The Future Q4 2023
Know More
IBSi Spectrum Report: Supply Chain Finance Platforms Q1 2025
Know More
Treasury & Capital Markets Systems Report Q1 2025
Know More