Ebury, the fintech focused on cross-border payments and international trade solutions, is set to raise approximately £550 million in funding rounds led by Centerbridge Partners, with participation from Santander, Vitruvian Partners and 83North.
The deal will be completed through two separate transactions, subject to regulatory approvals. Santander is investing £50 million and will remain Ebury’s majority shareholder with a 55% stake.
The capital, spanning both primary and secondary components, is earmarked for product development, geographic expansion and broader scaling efforts. Ebury also plans to invest in AI capabilities aimed at improving payment processing, refining foreign exchange tools and strengthening the customer experience.
Ebury operates in 30 regulated markets and serves more than 27,000 businesses, supporting payments in over 140 currencies across 160 countries. The investment signals continued investor interest in fintech infrastructure serving global trade and cross-border commerce.
The deal will be completed through two separate transactions, subject to regulatory approvals. Santander is investing £50 million and will remain Ebury’s majority shareholder with a 55% stake.
The capital, spanning both primary and secondary components, is earmarked for product development, geographic expansion and broader scaling efforts. Ebury also plans to invest in AI capabilities aimed at improving payment processing, refining foreign exchange tools and strengthening the customer experience.
Ebury operates in 30 regulated markets and serves more than 27,000 businesses, supporting payments in over 140 currencies across 160 countries. The investment signals continued investor interest in fintech infrastructure serving global trade and cross-border commerce.