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Finally

Can a single AI-powered financial platform replace fragmented SMB back-office tools — bookkeeping, banking, cards, payroll, and lending — and become the financial OS for small businesses?

Founded2018
HQMiami, FL, USA
FoundersFelix Rodriguez, Glennys Rodriguez, Edwin Mejia
Total raised$305M (debt + equity combined: $235M credit facilities, $74M equity)
Latest roundSeries B2
IndustryFintech / SMB banking
The story

Founded in 2018 as Back Office, Finally initially helped SMBs manage bookkeeping manually. The company rebranded to Finally and pivoted toward a fully automated financial OS for small businesses, integrating AI-powered bookkeeping, expense management, bill pay, payroll, and business banking under one platform. Embedded finance infrastructure (multi-bank BaaS via Thread Bank, The Bancorp Bank, and Sutton Bank) underpins the corporate card and banking products. The 2024 $200M+ raise signals a push to become the default back-office and banking layer for SMBs, competing with QuickBooks and traditional SMB banks.

Last 12 months
2024-02
2024-09
Product timeline
2018
Founded as 'Back Office' by Felix Rodriguez, Glennys Rodriguez and Edwin Mejia to help SMBs manage finances.· pivot
2022
Rebranded to Finally; raised $95M in equity and debt to launch small business lending and bookkeeping capabilities.· lending
2023
Added AI-powered ledger, business banking functions, and rebuilt bookkeeping platform; expanded to expense management, bill payment and payroll.· banking
2024
Raised $10M Series B to accelerate AI-driven accounting insights for SMBs.· banking
2024
Raised $50M equity + $150M credit line (Series B2), bringing total to $305M; expanded corporate card and spend management product.· card
The stack
4 layers disclosed in Finally’s embedded-finance stack
Banking / BaaS
Thread BankThe Bancorp BankSutton Bank
Lending
in the full report
Sponsor bank
in the full report
Accounting
in the full report
Accounting gap: minor
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