“Can a restaurant POS company become the full financial and operational OS for European hospitality by bundling payments, revenue-based financing, and AI analytics into one vertically integrated platform?”
Founded in 2017 as a hospitality POS company for restaurants and bars, Baemingo initially focused on software — POS, kitchen screens, and ordering flows. Around 2024 the company began layering embedded finance onto its software base, launching revenue-based financing ('Baemingo Boost') powered through a secure payment infrastructure partner (Adyen), removing the need for personal guarantees by using POS sales data for underwriting. In 2026, it added AI-driven analytics via Anthropic's Claude MCP, positioning itself as a full-stack restaurant operating platform covering software, payments, financing, and intelligence.
Baemingo processes payments through Adyen.
Baemingo's lending and capital products are provided by Adyen.
Baemingo integrates with Xero.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Baemingo's stack: Payments / PSP (Adyen); Lending (Adyen, Baemingo Boost (revenue-based financing, up to £100,000, no personal guarantee, fixed fee, repayment via daily card sales) and Baemingo Boost (merchant financing)); Accounting (Xero).
Baemingo was founded by Faje Gani and Joar Wilk and is founded in 2017, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
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