Adfin raises $18m Series A from Index Ventures for agentic business finance
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Adfin raises $18m Series A from Index Ventures for agentic business finance
"Adfin, the London-based fintech building an agentic money-movement platform, has raised $18m in a Series A round, the company said on Monday. The round was led by Index Ventures , with participation from Visionaries Club and new investors Stéphane Kurgan, the former COO of King, and Andrey Khusid, founder of Miro. The investment brings Adfin's total funding to more than $30m in less than two years."
"Adfin pairs proprietary payment infrastructure with agentic AI workflows that decide how to chase, reconcile and clear invoices on behalf of small and mid-sized businesses. The company cites research showing 63% of invoices sent by UK SMEs are paid late. Adfin says its own customers see only 9% of invoices paid late, a rate it describes as nearly seven times better than the UK SME average."
"The platform now serves more than 1,500 businesses across the UK, from accounting and law firms to scaling businesses in professional services, trades and care. Tom Pope, Adfin's co-founder and CEO, said in the announcement that the company is building toward end-to-end cashflow management."
""Adfin is building the agentic finance platform for money movement: automating the workflows finance teams use to get paid, manage their money, and, in time, much more," Pope said. "By owning both the underlying financial infrastructure and the agentic workflows on top, we'll let financ"
Adfin, a London fintech, raised $18m in a Series A round to expand an agentic money-movement platform. The round was led by Index Ventures, with participation from Visionaries Club and new investors Stéphane Kurgan and Andrey Khusid. Total funding now exceeds $30m in less than two years. Adfin combines proprietary payment infrastructure with agentic AI workflows that decide how to chase, reconcile, and clear invoices for small and mid-sized businesses. The company reports that 63% of invoices sent by UK SMEs are paid late, while its customers see only 9% paid late. The platform serves more than 1,500 businesses across the UK and aims to deliver end-to-end cashflow management.
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