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Griffin

https://griffin.sh/
Last activity: 07.07.2026
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Griffin is the bank you can build on. We make it simple, quick and cost-effective to build and launch financial products. Build on the secure and regulated infrastructure of a bank and seamlessly embed financial services into your app. Created by experienced Silicon Valley founder-engineers and led by a team of banking and technology experts, Griffin is powering the next wave of fintech innovation. Griffin is authorised (with restrictions) by the PRA and FCA and backed by leading investors EQT Ventures, Tribe Capital, Notion Capital and Seedcamp.
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Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $24.09M
Founded date: 2017

Investors 2

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
07.07.2022-$15.5M-
16.11.2020-$8.59M-

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07.07.2026Stoa Raises $2.4 Million To Build Savings-Powered Spending PlatformStoa announced that it has raised $2.4 million to build a new category in financial technology. The company is starting in the UK, plans to expand to the U.S., and is building for a global market. Stoa is developing a savings-powered spendi...
18.03.2024Monzo mafia form startup to make coders extinctThe Monzo mafia are back in business, with former co-founder Jonas Templestein and ex-VP of architecture Oliver Beattie on the hunt for funds for a new startup that aims to build generative AI coding tools. Dubbed Nustom, the startup's busi...
08.07.2022All the good news dealmakers need this weekendThis is the web version of Term Sheet, a daily newsletter on the biggest deals and dealmakers. Sign up to get it delivered free to your inbox. Who’s tired of it? Doom and gloom. Doom and gloom. And—just for good measure—a little more doom a...
07.07.2022Banking as a Service Provider Griffin Raises $15.5 MillionGriffin, a banking as a service (BaaS) provider, has raised an additional $15.5 million as it pursues its mission of becoming the “bank Fintechs can build on.” The Fintech has raised $27 million to date. The funding round was led by Notion ...
07.07.2022Griffin Secures Additional $15.5M in Funding in Quest to Become the Bank Fintechs Can Build onOriginally published by Griffin London-based Banking as a Service (BaaS) startup, Griffin, raises $15.5 million funding round led by SaaS heavyweight Notion Capital. Investment will be used to build an API-first banking platform that brin...
07.07.2022London-based fintech startup Griffin banks €15 million for its self-service BaaS platformAiming to become the banking and finance partner of choice for fintechs, London-based Banking-as-a-Service startup Griffin has just announced a raise of about €15 million. The startup has created a bank that financial companies can build on...
12.05.2022Griffin submits application for UK banking authorisation, hitting major milestone in building a developer-friendly bank for fintechsThe London-based company is building an API-first Banking as-a-Service (BaaS) platform, designed to couple best-in-class technology with the security and reliability of an authorised bank Thursday 12th May 2022, London – Today, Griffin – a ...
05.10.2021Introducing: the 30 companies joining the Fintech 4.0 programmeWe are excited to announce the fourth group of fintech companies selected for the Fintech growth programme run by Tech Nation. The 30 companies span more than ten subsectors within fintech, including payments and banking as the most popula...
17.11.2020London-based Griffin raises €7.2M to help fintechs and brands launch financial services; seeks full bank licenseAs the banking requirements of modern customers are changing with time, fintech services are gearing up to be available on-demand. This trend has paved the way for a wave of digital solutions that let people manage their own finances. Makin...
16.11.2020Griffin gets £6.5 million to build banking-as-a-service platform and seek banking licenseLondon-based Banking-as-a-Service provider Griffin has raised a £6.5 million round led by EQT Ventures. This investment follows the company’s previous £3 million seed round announced earlier this year. Seedcamp, Tribe Capital and a handful ...
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