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Finom

Can a European EMI-licensed SMB fintech become the full financial OS for entrepreneurs by combining business accounts, invoicing, credit, and yield — without a bank charter?

Founded2019
HQAmsterdam, Netherlands
FoundersAndrei Petrov, Sergey Petrov
Total raised~€207M+
Latest roundSeries C, 2024
IndustryFintech / SMB banking
The story

Founded in 2019 as a fast e-invoicing tool for European freelancers and SMBs, Finom quickly expanded into a full business account platform operating under its own EMI license (Finom Payments B.V.). Over 2022–2023 the company scaled across 10+ EU markets, layering on multibanking aggregation, international FX payments, and deep accounting integrations (50+ tools). In 2024, following a combined ~€207M in fresh capital, Finom entered direct lending with a proprietary AI credit-scoring engine, marking its transition from a payments-and-invoicing fintech to a comprehensive financial OS for European entrepreneurs and SMBs.

Last 12 months
2024-Q3
2024-Q3
2024
2024
Product timeline
2019
Founded in Amsterdam as an e-invoicing solution for European entrepreneurs.· pivot
2020
Launched business account (IBAN) and payments products under Finom Payments B.V., an EMI licensed by DNB.· banking
2022
Expanded to Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, and other EU markets; certified under BaFin and ACPR.· banking
2023
Reached 200,000+ users across Europe; added multibanking feature (Klarna-powered) for Italy and international payments to 150+ countries.· banking
2024
Raised €115M Series C (AVP) and €92.3M growth investment (General Catalyst); launched direct lending (credit lines up to €50,000) in the Netherlands via Finom Growth entity.· lending
2024
Launched Interest Wallet offering 5% p.a. on idle EUR business funds.· banking
Regulated entities
Electronic Money Institution (EMI)
Netherlands (DNB)
Finom Payments B.V.
Electronic Money Institution (EMI)
France (ACPR)
Finom Payments B.V.
Banking license
Germany (BaFin)
Finom (via licensed bank partner)
The stack
Payments / PSP
Finom Payments B.V. (self-operated)
Lending
Revolving credit line (€2,000–€50,000)
Open banking
Klarna
Accounting
DATEV (transactions)DATEV BelegbilderserviceDATEV Rechnungsdatenservice 1.0SageNetSuitelexofficePennylaneSegidQuickBooks (implied via 50+ tools)
Accounting gap: minor