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Fintech companies around the world raised more money in February 2024 than in January. According to data from 1Lattice, the top 20 fintech companies globally raised about $1.05 billion in February, compared to $0.87 billion in January.
However, despite the February increase, funding for fintech companies has been on a downward trend overall. In December 2023, global fintech companies raised $1.71 billion. This number was even higher in November 2023 at $2.5 billion and October 2023 at $2 billion.
The leading fintech company in terms of funding in February was Baubap, which raised a significant $120 million from SixPoint Capital Management. Watershed came in second with a $100 million raise from Greenoaks, Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and Galvanize Climate Solutions. DataSnipper and EigenLayer also each raised $100 million from Index Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, respectively.
In India, Credit Saison India was the top fundraiser in February, bringing in about $145 million. Dvara KGFS followed with $27 million from FMO and Enabling Qapital. Mswipe, Vidyut, and Moove were the next highest Indian fundraisers, each bringing in $20 million and $10 million, respectively.
India’s overall fintech funding has also been decreasing. The sector raised $7.475 billion in 2021 and $4.041 billion in 2022. So far in 2023, Indian fintech companies have raised only $2.992 billion.
Despite the funding slowdown, a recent report by Tracxn found that India ranked third globally in 2023 for fintech startup funding, solidifying its position as a major player in the global fintech market.
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