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Rebellion Pay

“Can a mobile-first Spanish neobank win millennial users across Europe by combining simple banking, zero-commission payments, and embedded crypto features?”

Founded2017
HQMadrid, Spain
Total raised$7.6M
IndustryFintech / Neobank
The story

Founded in 2017 as a youth-focused virtual card product, Rebellion Pay evolved into a 100% mobile neobank offering current accounts, cards, crypto features, and promotions — positioning itself as the first Spanish neobank to offer virtual cards. Over time, the company shifted its brand and product focus toward millennial users across Europe while maintaining a mobile-first experience. The Google Cloud partnership reflects an investment in data infrastructure for detailed, accurate transaction enrichment.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2017
Rebellion Pay founded as a virtual card and mobile banking product targeting young Spanish users.· banking
2021
Expanded product to include cryptocurrency features and began targeting a more mature millennial audience beyond initial youth demographic.· pivot
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Rebellion Pay’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Checkout.com
Accounting gap: none

Rebellion Pay — frequently asked

Who is Rebellion Pay's payment processor?

Rebellion Pay processes payments through Checkout.com.

Where is Rebellion Pay headquartered?

Rebellion Pay is founded in 2017 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain.

How much funding has Rebellion Pay raised?

Rebellion Pay has raised $7.6M in total.

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