Funded Financial Services Startups in Israel
Among the 50 listed financial services startups in Israel, the largest disclosed round is IES Holdings at $300M (2025-01-22).
Among the 50 listed financial services startups in Israel, the largest disclosed round is IES Holdings at $300M (2025-01-22). That $300M figure dwarfs the next-highest disclosed amounts visible here, which cluster at $200M (PayEm, 2023-01-24) and $150M (CHEQ, 2022-02-22), with most other disclosed rounds sitting well below those levels. The date range spans 2021-02-09 (UNIPaaS) through 2026-05-19 (Viewz), and the most recent entries are concentrated in Tel Aviv—e.g., Viewz (2026-05-19), DataRails (2026-01-21), Parametrix Insurance (2025-12-09), and Appcharge (2025-08-13).
Stage disclosures are mixed: there are 20 entries with “Series Unknown” plus 3 entries marked “undisclosed,” and the “Series Unknown” classification is especially common across 2022–2025 (e.g., EasySend is disclosed, while Plus500 is “Series Unknown” at 2025-06-10 with “undisclosed”). In geography, Tel Aviv and its labeled sub-areas repeat frequently (Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv/“Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel,” plus nearby hubs like Petah Tiqva, Ramat Gan, Herzliya, Netanya, Hod Hasharon, and Binyamina), suggesting a strong hub concentration rather than dispersion.
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What stands out in round size for this Israel financial services list, and how extreme is the top disclosed round?
IES Holdings’ $300M round on 2025-01-22 is the largest disclosed amount in the 50-row set and is far above the next-largest disclosed amounts shown ($200M at PayEm on 2023-01-24 and $150M at CHEQ on 2022-02-22). Several other high rounds—such as ThetaRay at $57M (2023-09-05) and DataRails at $70M (2026-01-21)—do not approach the $300M outlier.
Where does the list cluster temporally—are many rounds concentrated in a narrow window?
The most recent stretch (from 2025-08-13 to 2026-05-19) is dominated by large late-cycle rounds, including Appcharge at $58M (2025-08-13), Parametrix Insurance at $27M (2025-12-09), DataRails at $70M (2026-01-21), and Viewz at $7M (2026-05-19). Looking earlier, 2022 also shows repeated activity across multiple disclosed rounds (e.g., CHEQ at $150M on 2022-02-22 and StarkWare Industries at $100M on 2022-05-25), rather than a single spike year.
Do Tel Aviv and nearby cities account for most entries, or is the distribution broad?
Tel Aviv appears repeatedly across entries and dates (for example, Viewz on 2026-05-19, DataRails on 2026-01-21, Agora on 2024-05-16, CHEQ on 2022-02-22). Nearby hubs also recur, including Petah Tiqva (NsKnox on 2023-01-18; Cyberint-related entries on 2022-06-21), Ramat Gan (Viewz on 2026-05-19; Exceed Talent Capital on 2022-10-12), and Herzliya (Payouts on 2024-09-04), indicating concentration around the Tel Aviv metro rather than wide geographic dispersion.
How much of the stage/amount information is missing via “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed,” and what does that imply for comparing deals?
Out of 50 rows, 20 are labeled “Series Unknown,” and 3 are marked “undisclosed” amounts (including Plus500 on 2025-06-10 and Wiserpay on 2025-05-08). This mix means size comparisons are uneven: while several disclosed rounds are easy to benchmark (e.g., IES Holdings $300M on 2025-01-22; PayEm $200M on 2023-01-24), at least these 3 entries cannot be ranked by disclosed amount.
Are there additional size outliers besides the $300M round?
Yes. Beyond IES Holdings’ $300M (2025-01-22), the only other very large disclosed entries in the visible set are PayEm at $200M (2023-01-24) and CHEQ at $150M (2022-02-22), plus IES’s tier immediately contrasts with many smaller disclosed rounds like Carambola Finance at $200K (2022-02-13). Carambola Finance’ $200K makes it the smallest disclosed amount in the 50 rows, creating a second extreme on the low end.
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