Funded Financial Services Startups in San Francisco
San Francisco financial-services funding in this set is split between a late-2025 concentration and a clear disclosed-size outlier.
San Francisco financial-services funding in this set is split between a late-2025 concentration and a clear disclosed-size outlier. The largest disclosed round is Kiavi’s $400M on 2025-08-26, which is far above the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (Campfire $65M on 2025-10-17 and WeTravel $92M on 2025-09-24, with most other disclosed rounds clustering below $100M). The smallest disclosed amount shown is Offcall’s $2M on 2024-12-04, while “undisclosed” appears repeatedly, creating a second pattern: 16 of 50 rows are either “undisclosed” or “Venture – Series Unknown” (e.g., Atomic 2025-10-17, Jiko 2025-10-12, Collective Liquidity 2025-06-03, and Infinite 2025-03-12).
On timing, rounds span 2024-12-02 (Vooma) through 2025-11-11 (Anzen), and several sizable rounds cluster tightly in the September–October 2025 window: Campfire ($65M, 2025-10-17), Upgrade ($165M, 2025-10-13), Stand ($35M, 2025-10-18), WeTravel ($92M, 2025-09-24), and Highnote ($90M, 2025-01-21). Stage mix also shows dual behavior: disclosed late-stage and growth rounds (Series B–G) coexist with early-stage funding (Seed and Series A), with notable examples like Mesta Seed ($6M, 2025-09-29) and Salsa Series A ($20M, 2025-04-22).
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Frequently asked
What are the largest and smallest disclosed rounds here, and how extreme is the gap?
Kiavi’s $400M (2025-08-26) is the only disclosed round in a clearly higher tier than the rest (e.g., Upgrade $165M on 2025-10-13 and WeTravel $92M on 2025-09-24). The smallest disclosed amount is Offcall’s $2M on 2024-12-04, making the top disclosed round dramatically larger than the floor of disclosed funding in this list.
Do the most recent rounds cluster in a narrow time window?
Yes. Multiple large rounds land in late September to October 2025, including Stand ($35M, 2025-10-18), Campfire ($65M, 2025-10-17), Upgrade ($165M, 2025-10-13), and WeTravel ($92M, 2025-09-24). The table also shows the overall temporal edge from 2024-12-02 (Vooma) to 2025-11-11 (Anzen).
How much of the funding is non-disclosed or labeled as unknown stage?
16 of 50 rows are either “undisclosed” or “Venture – Series Unknown” (for example Atomic 2025-10-17 is undisclosed, Jiko 2025-10-12 is undisclosed, and Infinite 2025-03-12 is undisclosed). This creates a meaningful share where size comparisons must rely only on disclosed amounts.
Which stage labels dominate the disclosed rounds versus the early-stage entries?
Across disclosed funding, mid-to-late rounds appear frequently: Series B examples include Stand ($35M, 2025-10-18), Numeral ($35M, 2025-09-16), and Bureau ($30M, 2024-12-18), while Series C examples include WeTravel ($92M, 2025-09-24) and Nirvana Insurance ($80M, 2025-03-10). Early-stage entries are also present in this window, such as Seed rounds like Mesta ($6M, 2025-09-29) and Quanta ($5M, 2025-02-27), indicating a mix rather than a single stage concentration.
Are there notable outliers beyond the largest round?
Kiavi’s $400M (2025-08-26) is the standout size outlier by disclosed amount. On the low end, Offcall at $2M (2024-12-04) is the smallest disclosed amount shown, while several other disclosed rounds cluster between roughly $10M and $40M (e.g., SuperDial $12M on 2025-06-24, Doss $18M on 2025-04-15, and Slash $41M on 2025-05-20).
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