Payments firm Thunes nets $150m in Series D investment - Overpasses For America
- Singapore-Based payments firm Thunes secured $150 million in a Series D funding round led by Apis Partners and Vitruvian Partners on April 28, 2025.
- Thunes raised this capital amid a challenging funding environment to expand its Direct Global Network and advance technological innovation.
- Thunes’ network operates in more than 130 nations, handles payments in upwards of 80 different currencies, features over 550 direct partnerships, and has recently introduced its Business Payments solution.
- CEO Floris de Kort stated the funds enable extending the network in the US and driving AI and digital asset interoperability developments to deliver superior value.
- This funding, the largest in the company’s history, reflects Thunes’ resilience and positions it to grow in cross-border payments with a current $150 million revenue run-rate.
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Payments firm Thunes nets $150m in Series D investment - Overpasses For America
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Singapore's Thunes raises $150M in Series D funding led by Apis Partners and Vitruvian Partners
Thunes, the Singapore-based payment firm, has announced the successful raise of its $150 million Series D funding led by global private equity firms Apis Partners and Vitruvian Partners. The firm said in a statement on Monday that the firm plans to leverage this capital to supercharge its expansion in the United States, supported by the recent acquisition of licenses across 50 U.S. States, subject to regulatory approval. These funds will further…
Thunes Raises $150 Million for US Expansion
Thunes raised $150 million in Series D funding from Apis Partners and Vitruvian Partners. The funds more than double its previous 2023 round. Thunes plans to use the funding to fuel US growth, drive AI innovation, and expand interoperability with the digital asset ecosystem, positioning itself against competitors like Wise and Airwallex. Cross-border payments company Thunes has raised $150 million in Series D funding. The investment comes from p…
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