Series D Funded Financial Services Startups
Disclosed Series D round sizes in Financial Services cluster heavily between roughly $10M and $250M, but one figure dwarfs the rest: ConsenSys closed at $4…
Disclosed Series D round sizes in Financial Services cluster heavily between roughly $10M and $250M, but one figure dwarfs the rest: ConsenSys closed at $450M on 2022-03-15, far above other large rounds like Pie Insurance’s $315M (2022-09-21) and TymeBank’s $250M (2024-12-17) or Flutterwave’s $250M (2022-02-16). The smallest disclosed amount is Finspo’s $2M on 2023-05-16, creating a wide spread in disclosed amounts.
Dates for these 50 entries span 2022-02-16 (oldest: Blockchain.com at $100K is also in 2022-03-30, but the earliest round date among the rows is 2022-02-16) through 2025-11-22 (most recent: Flatpay at $168M). Geographically, several cities recur in the list (notably London and San Francisco), while India and the US show multiple concentrations via entries like Finspo, EarlySalary, FPL Technologies, CoinDCX, and FinPay in India, and Openly, SpyCloud, Resilience, Sidecar Health, and others in the US. Out of 50 rows, 1 amount is listed as undisclosed (Vouch, Series D dated 2025-02-13).
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Which disclosed Series D rounds stand out on size, and how extreme is the gap?
ConsenSys’s $450M on 2022-03-15 is the largest disclosed amount and is substantially above the next tier, including Pie Insurance at $315M (2022-09-21) and a handful of $245M–$250M rounds such as Stax ($245M on 2022-03-08), TymeBank ($250M on 2024-12-17), and Flutterwave ($250M on 2022-02-16). At the low end, Finspo’s $2M on 2023-05-16 is the smallest disclosed amount.
Are there clusters where multiple Series D financings land in a narrow date window?
Yes: May 2022 is crowded, with several Series D rounds dated 2022-05-02 through 2022-05-18 (e.g., Open $50M on 2022-05-02, SmartX Technology Solutions $30M on 2022-05-03, Thought Machine $160M on 2022-05-18, and others in between). Another dense period is March 2022, including multiple entries on 2022-03-08 to 2022-03-22 (e.g., Stax $245M on 2022-03-08 and Capitolis $110M on 2022-03-22).
Which cities appear repeatedly, suggesting hub concentration within this financial-services list?
San Francisco appears multiple times in the list (e.g., Sidecar Health is in Covina but the Bay Area shows up via Vouch in San Francisco—undisclosed amount—plus SpyCloud is Austin, while others include Helium $200M on 2022-02-19 and Flutterwave $250M on 2022-02-16 in San Francisco). London also repeats across several rounds, including Thought Machine ($160M on 2022-05-18), Paddle ($200M on 2022-05-10), Moneybox ($46M on 2022-04-04), and Blockchain.com (Series D dated 2022-03-30 at $100K).
How does the disclosed amount distribution behave around the mid-range—are most rounds concentrated or spread out?
The list contains many disclosed amounts in the $50M–$200M range, including small-to-mid entries like smallcase $50M (2025-03-28) and Shift $24M (2024-08-26), plus mid-to-large rounds like Open $50M (2022-05-02), Newfront Insurance $200M (2022-04-12), and Helium $200M (2022-02-19). However, the distribution is not tight because outliers exist on both ends: ConsenSys at $450M and Finspo at $2M.
Are any entries undisclosed, and does that affect identifying the biggest rounds?
Only one row shows an undisclosed amount: Vouch (Series D, dated 2025-02-13). Because the largest disclosed amount is ConsenSys’s $450M on 2022-03-15, the undisclosed entry does not change the ranking of disclosed maximums within this table.
What do the temporal edges look like for recent vs. older financings in this Series D slice?
The most recent round in the rows is Flatpay at $168M on 2025-11-22, while the earliest round dates shown reach back to 2022-02-16 with Flutterwave ($250M) and Spotter ($200M on 2022-02-16). That creates a span of roughly three and a half years across these 50 entries, with multiple large $100M+ rounds concentrated in 2022.
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