United Fintech secures funding to scale FinTech infrastructure

By Vriti Gothi

United Fintech has secured a minority investment from Dansk Vækstkapital (Danish Growth Capital), adding the Danish investment fund to its growing roster of institutional backers as the FinTech infrastructure provider accelerates global expansion.

The investment follows United Fintech’s recent announcement that Barclays joined its shareholder base, alongside BNP Paribas, Citi, Danske Bank and Standard Chartered. With the addition of Dansk Vækstkapital, United Fintech now counts six institutional investors, combining strategic bank capital with long-term financial investors.

The move comes amid a phase of sustained growth for United Fintech, which operates an industry-neutral platform designed to help banks, asset managers and wealth managers modernise legacy infrastructure and adopt new technologies through a single access point. In 2025, the company completed two acquisitions, expanding its ecosystem to seven FinTech businesses spanning commercial banking, capital markets, and wealth and asset management.

As financial institutions face rising pressure to integrate advanced technologies, particularly AI, while maintaining security and regulatory controls, United Fintech has positioned its platform as a way to streamline adoption and deployment at scale. The company has also expanded its global footprint, now operating 11 offices worldwide with a workforce exceeding 200 employees.

Mikael Deigaard, Partner at Dansk Vækstkapital, said,  “United Fintech is creating a powerful, highly scalable platform that enables large financial institutions to adopt essential new technology while helping tech founders scale their products effectively. The investment aligns with the fund’s focus on high-growth companies with strong management teams.”

Christian Frahm, Founder and CEO of United Fintech, said, “The investment broadens the company’s shareholder base and strengthens its long-term growth strategy. The combination of strategic bank investors and strong institutional capital gives us a unique foundation to scale globally, accelerating technology adoption across financial services is increasing demand for secure, enterprise-grade infrastructure.”

The capital from Dansk Vækstkapital is expected to support further international expansion and product development as United Fintech continues to build out its ecosystem for institutional clients.