Series E Funded Financial Services Startups
The biggest disclosed Series E in this financial-services set is Fireblocks at $400M (2021-12-01).
The biggest disclosed Series E in this financial-services set is Fireblocks at $400M (2021-12-01). That $400M figure is an outlier versus the rest of the list, where several rounds cluster in the ~$200M–$300M band (e.g., Mambu $265M on 2021-12-09; Rapyd $300M on 2021-08-03; Marlette Funding $225M on 2022-03-10), and only a few are near or above $300M (e.g., Zepz $292M on 2021-08-23; Groww and CRED at $251M on 2021-10-24 and 2021-10-19).
Temporal and geographic clustering also stand out. The 30 rows span from 2021-01-21 (TripActions) through 2025-09-16 (PayNearMe), with a noticeable late-2022 concentration (e.g., 2022-03 to 2022-09 includes Policygenius $125M on 2022-03-17, Marlette Funding $225M on 2022-03-10, VTS $125M on 2022-09-06, and Money View $75M on 2022-12-26). City-level repetition appears via Bengaluru, Karnataka (Groww $251M on 2021-10-24; CRED $251M on 2021-10-19), and the list is dominated by the same stage label: all rows shown are Series E, with no “undisclosed” amounts in the dataset.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series E round here, and how extreme is it compared with the rest?
Fireblocks raised $400M on 2021-12-01, the only disclosed amount at $400M in these rows. The next-highest cluster sits below that level, with examples like Rapyd at $300M (2021-08-03), Mambu at $265M (2021-12-09), and Zepz at $292M (2021-08-23).
Do recent closings cluster into a specific time window, or are they evenly spread across years?
The rounds span 2021-01-21 (TripActions) to 2025-09-16 (PayNearMe), but several high-profile entries cluster in 2022. For instance, the 2022-03 period includes Policygenius at $125M (2022-03-17) and Marlette Funding at $225M (2022-03-10), while 2022-09 adds VTS at $125M (2022-09-06).
Are any cities over-represented among these financial-services Series E rounds?
Bengaluru, Karnataka appears more than once: Groww closed at $251M on 2021-10-24 and CRED closed at $251M on 2021-10-19. Other cities generally show up once within the 30-row slice (e.g., New York entries like Fireblocks $400M on 2021-12-01 and Policygenius $125M on 2022-03-17, but not repeated as a pair in the same city beyond isolated instances).
Which disclosed rounds sit at the low end of this list, and what’s the gap to the largest round?
The smallest disclosed amount shown is PayNearMe’s $50M on 2025-09-16, with another low at Snapsheet $30M on 2021-03-21. Versus Fireblocks at $400M (2021-12-01), the bottom-end disclosed rounds are far smaller, indicating a wide dispersion in disclosed Series E sizes.
What does the stage mix look like in this slice—are there any “unknown” or missing amount patterns?
All 30 rows shown are labeled Series E, and there are no “undisclosed” amount entries in the dataset. The disclosed amounts range from $30M (Snapsheet, 2021-03-21) up to $400M (Fireblocks, 2021-12-01), without missing-value rows that would distort extremes.
Within the most recent year of dates shown, are larger or smaller rounds more common?
In the freshest entries, the late-2024 to 2025 dates include PayNearMe at $50M (2025-09-16) and Mintifi plus M-DAQ each at $100M (Mintifi 2024-12-09; M-DAQ 2024-11-11). That set skews smaller than the earlier peak cohort, which includes multiple ~$200M–$300M rounds such as Marlette Funding $225M (2022-03-10) and Rapyd $300M (2021-08-03).
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