Creditas Revenue, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Creditas is valued at $3.3B as of December 2025, a 5.6x multiple on its last reported $592M revenue.

Last Creditas valuation

$3.3B

Series G · Dec 2025

Last Creditas funding round

$108M

Series G · Dec 2025

Creditas revenue

$592M

Series G · Dec 2025

Key investors in Creditas

Creditas Overview

About Creditas

Creditas is a São Paulo-headquartered fintech offering asset-backed consumer loans through its app to 5 million Brazilians. Borrowers pledge autos, motorcycles, or home equity for credit lines up to 200,000 reais at rates 40% below market averages. Operating in 1,600 cities since 2012 rebrand from BankFacil, it partners with BV and Itaú for funding, disbursing 10 billion reais yearly with AI underwriting.


Founded

2012

HQ

BrazilSão Paulo

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2C

Revenue model

Product sales

Revenue

$592M (Dec 2025)

Valuation

$3.3B (Dec 2025)

Creditas Valuation

Creditas is currently valued at $3.3B, based on its Series G in December 2025.

The $108M round was led by Andbank.

Creditas' valuation has grown 4.4x from $750M at its Series D in July 2019 to $3.3B in December 2025, across 6 priced rounds.

Creditas valuation by funding round

Revenue multiple
Creditas valuation by funding round
DateStageValuationRevenue Multiple
Dec 2025Series G$3.3B5.6x
Jul 2022Series F$4.8B47.5x
Jul 2022Undisclosed stage$4.8B31.2x
Jan 2022Series F$4.8B24.0x
Dec 2020Series E$1.8B39.8x
Jul 2019Series D$750M-

Creditas Revenue

Creditas' latest recorded revenue is $592M, as of its Series G in December 2025. At a $3.3B valuation, that implies a 5.6x revenue multiple.

Revenue grew from $44M in December 2020 to $592M in December 2025, while the revenue multiple moved from 39.8x to 5.6x.

Creditas revenue by funding round

Creditas revenue and valuation multiple by funding round
DateRevenue *ValuationRevenue MultipleStage
Dec 2025$592M$3.3B5.6xSeries G
Jul 2022$101M$4.8B47.5xSeries F
Jul 2022$154M$4.8B31.2xUndisclosed stage
Jan 2022$200M$4.8B24.0xSeries F
Dec 2020$44M$1.8B39.8xSeries E

* Revenue (or ARR) figures are the values recorded alongside each funding round. Typically run-rate revenue at the time of the deal, or a reported LTM (last 12 months) revenue.

Creditas Funding History

Creditas has raised a total of $1.1B across 11 funding rounds.

Creditas' first fundraising round was a $1M seed round in October 2013. The most recent completed round was a $108M Series G in December 2025.

Creditas funding rounds

Creditas funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Dec 2025Series GAndbank (lead)$108M$3.3BCreditas, a leading Brazilian fintech providing secured consumer loans backed by assets like homes and cars, completed the acquisition of Bank Andbank Brasil and the initial closing of its $108 million Series G funding round led by Andbank Group on December 1, 2025. The round explicitly sets the company's post-money valuation at $3.3 billion, down from a previous $4.5 billion in Series F, with Andbank becoming a key shareholder. This capital injection strengthens Creditas' funding structure, diversifies sources, reduces costs, and supports resilience amid market volatility while integrating banking operations including a R$2 billion collateralized credit portfolio from Andbank Brasil. In conjunction with these transactions, Creditas released Q3 2025 financial results showing record quarterly revenues of R$592.1 million, up 14.4% YoY and 1.6% QoQ. Loan origination accelerated to R$984.9 million, up 20% YoY and 16.1% QoQ, while the loan portfolio grew to R$6,774 million, up 17% YoY and 4.8% QoQ. These metrics highlight strong client recurrence, credit performance, and product-market fit across verticals, positioning Creditas for 25%+ annual growth while prioritizing AI-driven user experience and automation investments. The deals received positive market reception, with investor VEF noting an 8.2% uplift to its Q3 net asset value and a 17.8% valuation increase for Creditas from prior marks after converting convertible loans. Analyst Pareto Securities validated the progress, maintaining a buy on VEF, while Creditas appointed Ricardo Forcano, ex-BBVA executive, as CTO/COO to advance technology and operations. These moves consolidate Creditas' financial ecosystem of credit, insurance, and investments, enhancing its leadership in Latin America's fintech sector.
Jul 2022Series FAndbank (lead)$50M$4.8BCreditas is a Brazilian fintech operating a digital lending platform that provides secured consumer loans backed by collateral such as homes and cars, along with insurance and investment solutions. The company closed the initial tranche of its Series G funding round with $108 million led by Andbank, valuing the company at $3.3 billion, down from $4.5 billion in its prior Series F. This round coincided with the completion of Creditas' acquisition of Andbank Brasil, approved by the Brazilian Central Bank, which had been initiated in 2022 and expanded to a R$2 billion collateralized credit portfolio. The funding strengthens Creditas' funding base, lowers capital costs, and enhances financial resilience as it approaches profitability. Andbank, a European institution managing over $60 billion in assets, became a significant shareholder, fostering a strategic partnership in private banking. VEF converted its convertible notes into shares at this valuation, positively impacting its NAV. In Q3 results announced alongside the transactions, Creditas reported record quarterly revenues of R$592.1 million (+14.4% YoY, +1.6% QoQ), loan origination of R$984.9 million (+20% YoY, +16.1% QoQ), and a portfolio of R$6,774 million (+17% YoY, +4.8% QoQ). The company emphasized a new growth phase with client recurrence, strong credit performance, AI-driven automation, and a 25%+ annual growth target while maintaining portfolio profitability. Creditas also appointed former BBVA executive Ricardo Forcano as CTO and COO to advance technology and operations.
Jul 2022Undisclosed stage-$150M$4.8BCreditas is a Brazilian fintech providing secured consumer loans using credit scoring and assets like homes and cars as collateral. In January 2022, it raised $260 million in a Series F round led by Fidelity Management & Research LLC at a $4.8 billion valuation, up from $1.75 billion in December 2020. The round included new investors Actyus and Greentrail Capital, plus existing backers like QED Investors, SoftBank funds, Kaszek Ventures, and others. In July 2022, Creditas extended the Series F by $50 million with Andbank and others, bringing the total to $310 million while maintaining the $4.8 billion valuation. CEO Sergio Furio noted 3.2x growth compared to the prior year and a goal of break-even within a year. Revenue reached $154 million in the first half of 2022, reflecting 3.2 times growth year-over-year. Earlier projections included annualized revenue of about $200 million for 2021. The company has raised over $829 million across six rounds by early 2022, with significant capital in recent years. Funds supported growth, acquisitions (four in 2021), and new products or niches. Creditas acquired Andbank Brasil and invested further in Voltz Motors, an electric motorbike manufacturer. In a tougher market with higher inflation and rates, it maintained its unicorn valuation unlike typical startup trends of rising valuations per Endeavor and Glisco Partners studies. Later rounds in 2025 included a Series G at $3.3 billion valuation with $108 million led by Andbank.
Jan 2022Series FFidelity (lead); Wellington Management; SoftBank Group; Kaszek; QED Investors; Actyus; Greentrail Capital; Lightrock; Sunley House Capital Management; VEF; Headline$260M$4.8BCreditas is a São Paulo-based Brazilian fintech providing secured consumer loans using collateral such as homes, vehicles, and iPhones, along with digital insurance, credit lending solutions, and marketplaces like Creditas Auto for cars, Creditas Store for e-commerce with payroll-deductible BNPL, and Voltz for electric motorcycles. In January 2022, it raised $260 million in a Series F round led by Fidelity Management & Research LLC at a $4.8 billion post-money valuation, up from $1.75 billion in its December 2020 Series E. Participants included new investors Actyus and Greentrail Capital, plus existing backers QED Investors, VEF, SoftBank Vision Fund 1, SoftBank Latin America Fund, Kaszek Ventures, Lightrock, Headline, Wellington Management, and Sunley House Capital (Advent International affiliate). This brought total funding to over $829 million across six rounds. The company reported rapid revenue growth in 2021, with founder and CEO Sergio Furio projecting annualized revenue of about $200 million, despite a net loss widening to $14.8 million from $8.25 million as it invested in expansion. Creditas acquired four companies in 2021 and plans to use round proceeds for adding specialty products, pursuing strategic M&A, doubling revenue in 2022, expanding into Mexico, and developing a tech hub in Valencia, Spain. Investors highlighted its customer relationships and potential to lower credit costs in Brazil amid economic challenges like flat growth and elections. The round positioned Creditas among Latin America's top private startups, behind Kavak ($8.7B), Rappi ($5.25B), and QuintoAndar ($5.1B), amid a 2021 fintech investment boom in the region exceeding $13.2 billion. Furio noted continuous monitoring for an IPO, emphasizing Creditas's disruption through democratized financial access.
Dec 2020Series ELightrock (lead); Wellington Management; SoftBank Group; Kaszek; Amadeus Capital Partners; Tarsadia Investments; Sunley House Capital Management; VEF; Headline$255M$1.8BCreditas is the leading secured lending platform in Latin America, offering products such as home equity and auto equity loans. By August 2020, the company achieved a BRL 1 billion loan portfolio, representing a 2.2x increase over the prior 12 months despite COVID-19 impacts, with revenues reaching BRL 260 million in the last 12 months and net customer margin of BRL 140 million after investor returns and credit provisions, up 2.4x year-over-year. The firm maintained stable staffing at 1,600 employees and saw proprietary channels account for 79% of new loan originations. Capital market issuances totaled BRL 438 million in H1 2020, with BRL 400 million planned for Q3. In December 2020, Creditas completed a $255 million funding round led by Lightrock, with participation from Amadeus Capital Partners, Headline, Kaszek, SOFTBANK Latin America Ventures, SoftBank Vision Fund, Sunley House Capital Management, Tarsadia Investments, VEF, and Wellington Management. Creditas expanded its ecosystem with new lending products aligned to customer life stages during this period. The company demonstrated resilience amid the pandemic, returning to hyper-growth plans to triple in size within the next 12 months from mid-2020, supported by strong credit quality and capital markets liquidity.
Jul 2019Series DSoftBank Group (lead); Amadeus Capital Partners; Mouro Capital; VEF$231M$750MCreditas is a Brazilian fintech company providing secured consumer loans using assets like homes and automobiles as collateral, offering lower interest rates than unsecured options in Brazil's high-interest market. Founded in 2012 as BankFacil, it uses advanced credit scoring to enable loans from $1,250 to $500,000, undercutting rates of overdrafts and credit cards. The company raised $231 million in its Series D funding round announced on July 11, 2019, led by SoftBank Vision Fund and SoftBank Group Corp., with participation from existing investors Vostok Emerging Finance (VEF), Santander InnoVentures, and Amadeus Capital Partners. The round valued Creditas at $750 million post-money, with SoftBank's stake expected to transfer to its new SoftBank Latin America Fund. The funding came after previous rounds, including a $50 million Series C led by Vostok in December 2017 and a $5 million extension in April 2018 with Santander InnoVentures and Amadeus, bringing total funding to over $314 million by mid-2019. Creditas planned to use the capital to accelerate growth, expand its product portfolio, and potentially enter new areas like unsecured lending or credit cards, positioning it against competitors like Nubank. The investment highlighted strong interest in Latin American fintech, with SoftBank representatives joining the board. Subsequent rounds included a $255 million Series E in December 2020 led by LGT Lightstone at $1.75 billion valuation, with follow-on investments from SoftBank funds, VEF, Kaszek, and Amadeus, reflecting continued hypergrowth and evolution into a broader consumer solutions ecosystem including payroll loans and internationalization to Mexico.
Dec 2017Series CVEF (lead); Kaszek; Prosus; QED Investors; Endeavor Catalyst; International Finance Corporation; Amadeus Capital Partners; Mouro Capital; Quona Capital; Bossa Invest$50M-Creditas, a Brazilian secured lending platform founded in 2012 by Sergio Furio, offers home and auto secured loans at lower interest rates by leveraging borrowers' collateral, aiming to restructure household debt in Brazil where assets represent US$3 trillion. The company closed a US$50 million Series C funding round on December 12, 2017, led by Vostok Emerging Finance (VEF) with a $25 million investment, and participation from existing investors including Kaszek Ventures, Quona Capital, QED Investors, International Finance Corporation (IFC), and Naspers Fintech (now Prosus). Endeavor Catalyst also participated. This was described as the largest fintech round of 2017 in Latin America. Creditas had achieved seven-fold operational growth in the 12 months prior to the round, growing from 110 to 326 employees, with a staff of 285 at announcement and plans to expand further. It had originated over USD $100 million in collateralized loans with a default rate under 1%. Funding originates from two credit investment funds backed by institutional investors, and the new capital was earmarked for technology investments, client base expansion, new product development, and market exploration to sustain accelerated growth and lead secured loans in Brazil. VEF, a Sweden-based publicly traded investor in early and growth-stage fintechs in emerging markets, took a minority stake with board representation. The round aligned with VEF's active Brazilian investments, following deals like GuiaBolso. Creditas positions itself uniquely in Brazil's high-opportunity secured consumer credit market, offering rates one-fourth to one-half of traditional lenders via innovative analytics and partnerships with financial institutions.
Feb 2017Series BInternational Finance Corporation (lead); Prosus (lead); Redpoint eventures; Kaszek; QED Investors; Quona Capital$19M-Creditas is a Brazilian fintech startup focused on revolutionizing credit by providing collateralized loans, such as home equity and auto equity loans, in Brazil's large lending market. The company operates through a banking-partner model, booking loans with traditional banks and selling them to investment funds funded by institutional investors. It has originated about $100 million in such loans and generates revenue from loan origination fees, servicing fees, and returns on junior tranches of the funds. Interest rates range from 17-25% for home equity loans and 23-50% for auto equity loans, with benefits including lower default rates due to collateral and aligned incentives. In late 2017, Creditas raised $50 million in a venture capital round, described as one of the largest in Latin American history, led by Vostok Emerging Finance (VEF) with participation from previous investors including Kaszek Ventures, Quona Capital, QED Investors, International Finance Corporation, and Naspers Fintech (Prosus). At that time, the company had grown to 285 employees from 110 earlier in the year. The funds were intended to expand the workforce and strengthen regulatory relationships. Creditas anticipated obtaining its own lending license in Q1 2018 following Central Bank public consultations.
Jun 2016Series AKaszek (lead); Redpoint eventures (lead); QED Investors; Quona Capital$5M-Creditas, a Brazil-based digital credit platform offering secured loans, raised approximately $7.2 million in its Series A round in 2016 led by Redpoint eVentures, Kaszek, and Quona Capital. QED Investors participated as an existing shareholder in related early rounds. The company used early funding to develop distribution channels, reduce interest rates on secured loans, and enhance its platform. Creditas later expanded with a Series B in 2017 raising $18.8-19 million led by IFC, involving the same investors including Redpoint eVentures, Kaszek Ventures, QED Investors, and Quona Capital.
Aug 2015Series ARedpoint eventures (lead); QED Investors; Headline; Quona Capital$3M--
Oct 2013SeedNapkn Ventures; Rockaway Capital$1M--

Who has invested in Creditas?

23 investors have backed Creditas across its funding rounds, including QED Investors, Kaszek, Quona Capital, VEF, SoftBank Group and Headline.

Lead investors include Andbank, Fidelity, Lightrock, SoftBank Group, VEF and 4 other investors.


Creditas Investors

Investors in Creditas by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
KaszekBrazilSão Paulo5LeadJun 2016
QED InvestorsUnited StatesAlexandria, VA5ParticipantAug 2015
VEFSwedenStockholm4LeadDec 2017
Quona CapitalUnited StatesWashington, DC4ParticipantAug 2015
SoftBank GroupJapanTokyo3LeadJul 2019
Redpoint eventuresBrazilSão Paulo3LeadAug 2015
Amadeus Capital PartnersUnited KingdomCambridge3ParticipantDec 2017
HeadlineUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA3ParticipantAug 2015
Wellington ManagementUnited StatesBoston, MA2ParticipantDec 2020
AndbankAndorraAndorra la Vella2LeadJul 2022
ProsusNetherlandsAmsterdam2LeadFeb 2017
International Finance CorporationUnited StatesWashington, DC2LeadFeb 2017
LightrockUnited KingdomLondon2LeadDec 2020

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Acquisitions by Creditas

Creditas has acquired 8 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Creditas was on July 9th 2022. Creditas acquired Kzas.AI for undisclosed valuation.


Latest Acquisitions by Creditas

Kzas.AI
Banco Andbank Brasil
Kzas
Volanty
Description
Kzas.AI is a Brazil-based digital mortgage broker integrating conversational AI with bank partnerships. The platform streamlines property search, rate comparisons, document submission, and notary processes for São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro homebuyers, connecting to major lenders like Itaú and Bradesco.
Banco Andbank Brasil is the Brazilian banking subsidiary of the Andorran private banking group Andbank. It held a full Brazilian banking licence and served private wealth and asset management clients in Sao Paulo, funding itself with client deposits. The banking entity was sold to Creditas so that the fintech could take deposits and diversify its funding, while Andbank kept the Brazilian private wealth and asset management business in a separate company.
Kzas is a Brazilian digital mortgage marketplace. Founded in 2019, it partners with banks so that real estate developers and brokers can offer property buyers a digital home loan application, comparing offers and shepherding the file through approval. It earned commission from lenders on completed mortgages and was acquired by Creditas to broaden its home credit range beyond loans it originates itself.
Volanty is a digital marketplace for used cars headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, founded in 2017. Sellers benefit from streamlined inspections, photography, and buyer negotiations without intermediaries. Buyers access vetted vehicles with detailed histories for transparent purchases at www.volanty.com.
HQ CountryBrazilBrazilBrazilBrazil
HQ City
São Paulo
Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Deal Date9 Jul 20228 Jul 20228 Jul 202226 Jul 2021
Valuationundisclosed$96Mundisclosedundisclosed
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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Investments by Creditas

Creditas has invested in 3 companies to date.

Latest investment by Creditas was on June 4th 2022. Creditas invested in Comp in their $4M Seed round.


Latest Investments by Creditas

Comp
Voltz Motors
Yuca
Description
Comp is a Tel Aviv-headquartered agile partner combining compensation expertise and technology to optimize total rewards strategies. It supports companies with labor cost modeling, job and salary management, incentive design, merit cycles, and people budgeting tools, serving innovative firms across tech and other high-growth industries.
Voltz Motors is a Tel Aviv-based manufacturer of electric motorcycles tailored for urban last-mile delivery. The V1 model achieves top speeds of 60 km per hour and incorporates a removable lithium-ion battery that users charge using standard power outlets. Launched in 2020, the lightweight bikes weigh 70 kilograms and support payloads up to 160 kilograms. Voltz targets logistics fleets in dense cities across Europe and the Middle East with vehicles compliant to L3e-A1 European regulations.
Yuca operates as a rental services startup in Brazil, facilitating property rentals through its live platform at yuca.live.
HQ CountryBrazilBrazilBrazil
HQ City
São Paulo
Recife
São Paulo
Deal Date4 Jun 202224 May 202131 Jan 2020
RoundSeedStrategic investmentPre-seed
Raised$4M$19M$5M
InvestorsCanary; Norte Ventures; Pipo Saúde; Kaszek; Nubank; General Atlantic; 1616 Ventures-Jaws Ventures; Norte Ventures; ONEVC; Montage Ventures; MONASHEES
Valuationundisclosedundisclosedundisclosed
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EV/EBITDA

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Creditas Competitors

Creditas competitors include listed companies like Sezzle, Capri Global Capital, Bread Financial and Enova International, and private ones like Lendable and Mynt.

Public and private companies comparable to Creditas
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
SezzleUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$450M$164M$3.8B6.8x
Capri Global CapitalIndiaIndiaPublicly listed$491M$144M$2.6B12.4x
Bread FinancialUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$3.8B-$4.2B1.3x
Enova InternationalUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$3.2B$443M$4.5B2.6x
LendableUnited KingdomLondonPrivate$114M$22M$4.7B40.8x
MyntPhilippinesManilaPrivate--$5B-

Creditas Public Comps

Creditas is still privately-owned, but its public comps include North Pacific Bank, Gentera, Samsung Card, LIC Housing Finance, BNK Financial Group, Katılımevim, PNB Housing Finance, Krungthai Card, Sezzle and Capri Global Capital.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
North Pacific Bank$1.3B-2.5x2.2x--
Gentera$2.8B-1.6x1.5x--
Samsung Card$1.3B-13.9x5.4x--
LIC Housing Finance$891M-34.5x32.8x--
BNK Financial Group$2.9B-1.2x1.4x--
Katılımevim$357M-11.5x---
PNB Housing Finance$377M-22.0x12.2x--
Krungthai Card$659M-4.3x3.5x--

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Common questions about Creditas

When was Creditas founded?Creditas was founded in 2012.
Where is Creditas headquartered?Creditas is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.
Is Creditas publicly listed?No, Creditas is a private, VC-backed company.
What is Creditas' valuation?Creditas was last valued at $3.3B in its Series G in December 2025.
How much funding has Creditas raised?Creditas has raised $1.1B across 11 funding rounds.
What was Creditas' last funding round?Creditas' last funding round was a $108M Series G in December 2025, led by Andbank.
Who are Creditas' investors?Creditas' investors include Kaszek, QED Investors, VEF, Quona Capital, SoftBank Group, Redpoint eventures, Amadeus Capital Partners, Headline, Wellington Management, Andbank and 13 others.
What is Creditas' revenue?Creditas' latest recorded revenue is $592M (December 2025).
What is Creditas' revenue multiple?Creditas' latest valuation implies a 5.6x revenue multiple ($3.3B valuation on $592M of revenue).
Which companies are comparable to Creditas?Companies comparable to Creditas include Sezzle, Capri Global Capital, Bread Financial, Enova International, Lendable and Mynt.
How many companies has Creditas acquired?Creditas has acquired 8 companies, including Kzas.AI, Banco Andbank Brasil, Kzas, Volanty and Minuto Seguros.
What was the largest acquisition by Creditas?The $96M acquisition of Banco Andbank Brasil in July 2022 is the largest acquisition Creditas has made to date.
How many companies has Creditas invested in?Creditas has invested in 3 companies, including Comp, Voltz Motors and Yuca.
What was Creditas' last investment?In June 2022, Creditas invested in Comp's $4M seed round alongside Canary, Norte Ventures, Pipo Saúde and 4 other investors.

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