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Fintech funding rounds in January 2026

Fintechbits reported 17 fintech financings in January 2026. Each one is listed below with a link to its source article.

Month closedChecked Source: Fintechbits coverage, via Fintiqa

Every financing reported

  1. Barcelona fintech startup Stamp obtains 4 million euros in funding

    Stamp secured €4 million and announced a partnership with FC Barcelona.

    Europe · Fintechbits

  2. Rogo secures $75 million in Series C funding to expand its AI financing platform.

    Rogo raised Series C funding and expanded into Europe.

    Europe · Fintechbits

  3. Zocks secures $45 million to grow AI offerings for financial advisors

    Zocks raised $45 million in a Series B round.

    North America · Fintechbits

  4. Mysa secures $3.4 million funding from Blume Ventures and Piper Serica.

    Mysa raised $3.4 million in new funding.

    Asia-Pacific · Fintechbits

  5. Kollab invests $2 million in the Philippine payments startup PayRex

    Kollab invested US$2 million in PayRex’s Series A round.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  6. From financial technology to electric vehicles, startup funding gains momentum in January.

    Indian startups raised $373 million across 40 transactions in January 17-23, 2026, including GreenCell Mobility and Juspay rounds.

    Asia-Pacific · Fintechbits

  7. Imkon Ventures invests over $9 million in early education and fintech startups in Uzbekistan.

    Imkon Ventures invested over $9 million in startups.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  8. Epic Angels backs Pakistani fintech startup Neem in pre-Series A funding round.

    Epic Angels invested in Neem, a Pakistani payments platform, in a pre-Series A round.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  9. Datarails secures $70 million to integrate artificial intelligence into Excel for finance functions.

    Datarails completed a $70 million Series C round led by One Peak, bringing total capital raised above $175 million.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  10. Unicorn Pennylane secures €175 million to expand its AI financing operating system for European small and medium-sized enterprises.

    Pennylane raised €175 million led by TCV to expand AI products and prepare for European accounting software consolidation.

    Europe · Fintechbits

  11. Workplace Stream secures €76 million in Series D funding, led by Sofina.

    Stream raised €76 million in a Series D round led by Sofina.

    Europe · North America · Fintechbits

  12. Alpaca, a fintech startup, achieves the status of the first unicorn founded by Japanese entrepreneurs in the United States.

    Alpaca raised $150 million and reached unicorn status.

    North America · Fintechbits

  13. Bluecopa Raises $7.5 Million to Transform Financial Processes with AI

    Bluecopa raised $7.5 million in Series A funding to modernize corporate finance operations with AI.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  14. Wealthfront aims for a valuation of as much as $2.05 billion in its U.S. IPO, according to CTV News.

    Wealthfront is preparing an IPO in the United States with a targeted valuation of up to $2.05 billion.

    North America · Fintechbits

  15. Indian Startup Funding – Startups Secured $104 Million This Week

    Arya.ag and Knight Fintech raised $104.2 million in India.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  16. Knight Fintech, a banking software startup, secures $23.6 million in funding spearheaded by Accel.

    Knight Fintech closed a $23.6 million funding round led by Accel.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

By region

  • Not tagged7
  • Europe4
  • North America4
  • Asia-Pacific3

A financing tagged to more than one region is counted in each.

How this list is built

Fintiqa reads every Fintechbits article and tags the ones that report a funding round, a strategic investment or a debt facility. This page lists those articles for the month, newest first, with the one-line summary taken from each article. It refreshes every hour.

These are reported events, not yet primary records: each rests on a Fintechbits article, and each article links to the announcement behind it. Amounts appear as the articles report them. We don't total them here, because a headline figure can include debt, tender offers or earlier rounds. Our edited round-ups, like September 2026, check and total them by hand.

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