Silverflow banked €37 million ($40 million) in a Series B round to accelerate its international expansion and scale its cloud-native payment infrastructure. The investment follows a period of rapid growth during which the company increased its transaction volume from approximately 180 daily transactions to nearly 2 million. This brings the firm’s annualised volume close to one billion transactions as it targets a future milestone of €85 billion in annual payments.
The Amsterdam-based fintech provides a cloud-native platform that offers a single API connection directly to card networks. Unlike legacy payment systems that often rely on fragmented, decades-old technology, Silverflow’s architecture allows acquirers and payment service providers to access data-rich processing without the usual cost and complexity. This direct connection facilitates more efficient money movement and transparent reporting for global financial institutions.
The company is currently executing a significant global push, including the acquisition of new customers in the US market and a headcount increase of more than 20%. To accommodate this growth, the firm recently relocated to a new headquarters. The fresh capital is being deployed to further build out the platform’s technical capabilities and support its mission to standardise global payment processing through its unified API layer.
Silverflow’s expansion coincides with a robust period for European payment infrastructure, where established platforms are successfully raising large rounds to replace ageing financial stacks. This trend reflects a broader market shift as investors prioritise companies that can reduce fragmentation in global money movement.
Originally reported by EU-Startups Daily.