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Fintech funding rounds in October 2026, so far

Fintechbits has reported 11 fintech financings so far in October 2026. The list updates every hour from Fintiqa's data, with a link to each source article.

Updating hourlyChecked Source: Fintechbits coverage, via Fintiqa

Every financing reported so far

  1. Nevis Series B Brings in Schwab as AI Wealth Platform Claims $700 Billion in Assets

    Nevis raised a $70 million Series B led by EQT Ventures.

    North America · Fintechbits

  2. Cognitive Credit Raises $40 Million as Credit Data Becomes a Takeover Target

    Cognitive Credit raised a $40 million strategic growth investment.

    Europe · North America · Fintechbits

  3. ScribeUp Series A Raises $13 Million to Put Bill Controls Inside Banking Apps

    ScribeUp raised a $13 million Series A.

    North America · Fintechbits

  5. Ramp Valuation Reaches $60 Billion With a $1.85 Billion Raise

    Ramp reportedly raised about $1.85 billion at a roughly $60 billion valuation, led by Dragoneer and Thrive Capital.

    North America · Fintechbits

  6. OKX investment from Circle, Ripple and Standard Chartered keeps its $25 billion valuation

    Circle, QRT, Ripple and SC Ventures invested in OKX at a $25 billion pre-money valuation, extending the March round led by Intercontinental Exchange.

    Region not tagged · Fintechbits

  7. Navra Series A Gives Mike Cagney $19M to Bring Mainstream Money Onchain

    Navra closed a $19 million Series A led by Ribbit on 6 October 2026.

    North America · Fintechbits

  8. Spiko Series B Brings $90M to Europe’s Biggest Tokenized Cash Fund Issuer

    Spiko closed a $90 million Series B led by NEA, bringing total funding to $120 million.

    Europe · Fintechbits

  9. Valon Series D Values the Mortgage Servicing Platform at $2.3 Billion

    Valon Technologies closed a $150 million Series D round at a $2.3 billion valuation.

    North America · Fintechbits

  10. Hosam Arab and the Cash Problem That Built Tabby

    Tabby announced a $233 million Series F at a $6.5 billion valuation, led by Blue Pool Capital.

    Middle East · Fintechbits

  11. Elio Mortgage Raises $5.1 Million Pre-Seed to Run an AI-Native Brokerage

    Elio Mortgage emerged from stealth with $5.1 million in pre-seed funding led by Motive Partners and Social Leverage.

    North America · Fintechbits

By region

  • North America8
  • Europe2
  • Not tagged1
  • Middle East1

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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