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Zilch

https://www.zilch.com/
Last activity: 31.08.2026
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Categories: BNPLConsumerFinanceFintechPaymentsRetail
Zilch is a virtual card that allows you to buy now, pay later at thousands of retailers. The interest-free payment service allows you to buy products when you want them, while spreading the cost of these items over four instalments in six weeks. Pay overtime. Anywhere online. Buy Now Pay Later with Zilch. Zero interest, Zero late fees, Zero hassle.
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Zilch has no interest rate and no late fees compared to its competitors. It also doesn’t require a credit check. The payment schedule is four payments over six weeks.
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Location: United Kingdom
Total raised: $548.39M

Funding Rounds 4

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
08.01.2026-$176.7MDeutsche B...
29.10.2024-$194.99MDeutsche B...
24.06.2024-$126.88M-
30.06.2022-$49.82M-

Mentions in press and media 82

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31.08.2026UK fintech Allica Bank looks to crack European marketAllica Bank is laying the groundwork to expand into the European market after becoming one of the fastest-growing fintech unicorns in the UK. The small business lender has applied for a banking licence in Sweden initiating its first move in...
13.08.2026Klarna and Zilch launch new paid membership packagesSwedish fintech giant Klarna and UK payments fintech Zilch have today launched new membership packages, as they look to take on incumbent credit card firms and lock in customers with perks. Klarna has revamped its paid membership offerings,...
12.08.2026Airtel and Sumup set to kick off London’s fintech IPO testAirtel and Sumup are set to hand a potential $20bn boost to the London Stock Exchange with long-awaited IPOs that could help pave the way for a host of fintech firms to come to market. Telecommunications giant Airtel is planning to list its...
10.08.2026Zilch, Clearscore among five UK scale-ups to get dedicated FCA supportThe UK’s financial watchdog is to offer extra regulatory support to five British scale-ups as it seeks to ease the burden on fast-growing firms. Zilch, Clearscore, Modulr, Teya and Urban Jungle have become the first companies regulated sole...
08.07.2026How the boss of Zilch became UK fintech’s power brokerLast year, Zilch founder Philip Belamant sat down with then-boss of Monzo, TS Anil. As the two friends caught up, Belamant was fizzing with ideas to turn his $2bn British fintech into a global powerhouse, according to sources familiar with ...
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25.03.2026How Fintech Startups Use Digital PR to Reach Global MarketsShare Share Share Share Email In March 2024, London-based fintech startup Zilch secured a $100 million funding round after a 12-month digital PR campaign that generated coverage in over 140 international publications. The company’s PR strat...
26.02.2026Allica Bank Rises to Unicorn Status with $155M FundingAllica Bank achieves fintech unicorn valuation. A $155M Series D funding round positions its worth at $1.2B. The UK digital challenger bank targets established small and medium businesses (SMEs). This capital injection fuels aggressive UK m...
24.02.2026Allica Bank to become UK’s latest fintech unicorn, following $155M funding round, according to reportUK challenger business bank Allica Bank is to become the latest UK fintech unicorn, following a $155m (£111m) Series D funding round, according to a report. Allica is expected to announce tomorrow that its new valuation will hit $1.2bn (£89...
24.02.2026Allica Bank joins fintech unicorn club after £100m injectionSmall business lender Allica Bank will join the illustrious club of British fintech unicorns after securing a fresh funding round. The challenger bank is said to have netted $155m (£111m) in a Series D fundraise, which will take the firm’s ...
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