Zopa, a UK-based neobank, raised GBP 75 million (~USD 93 million) in an all-equity investment round from existing investors including Uprising and Augmentum, while notable investor Softbank did not participate. Following this round, its total funding stands at USD 884.8 million.
The company intends to use the fresh funds to develop new financial products, expand its customer base, and for acquisitions.
Zopa currently has over 850,000 customers and is reported to have surpassed GBP 3 billion in savings deposits, distributed GBP 2 billion in loans, and issued 400,000 credit cards. Furthermore, it claims to be on track to be profitable for the entire year of 2023; this would be the first time the company has achieved this feat since its inception.
Analyst QuickTake: Zopa’s previous funding round was in October 2021 , when it raised USD 300 million at a USD 1 billion valuation. Even though the company did not disclose the valuation of its current round, it claims the funding cements and enhances its unicorn status.
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