Tabby Revenue, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Rappi is a Colombian super app that connects consumers with restaurants, supermarkets, pharmacies and specialty stores for on-demand delivery. It was founded in Bogota in 2015 by Simon Borrero, Sebastian Mejia and Felipe Villamarin and took part in Y Combinator in 2016. The company operates in Latin American countries including Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador and Costa Rica, with offices in Bogota, Sao Paulo and Mexico City. Beyond delivery it offers a Prime subscription, retail media advertising, a fast-delivery grocery format called Turbo and financial services through RappiPay. Its investors include SoftBank, Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global, T. Rowe Price and Amazon, and it reached unicorn status in 2018. The company has been preparing for a possible public listing.

CRED is a Bengaluru fintech company founded in 2018 by Kunal Shah and operated through Dreamplug Technologies. Its app rewards creditworthy Indian consumers for paying credit card bills on time and has since added rent and utility payments, CRED Cash short-term credit, CRED Mint peer-to-peer lending and wealth products. It processes more than 40 percent of credit card bill payments in India according to the company. CRED reported consolidated operating revenue of Rs 2,735 crore in the year to March 2025. In June 2026 Meta Platforms agreed to invest $900 million in a round valuing it at $4.5 billion for about a 20 percent stake, and Kunal Shah moved to lead WhatsApp. CRED has bought HipBar, Happay, CreditVidya, Spenny and Kuvera, and has invested in LiquiLoans and M.

Sunbit is a buy-now-pay-later platform financing services like dental, auto repair, and eyewear purchases. Available via mobile apps on iOS and Android, it approves most applicants for installment payments at merchant locations across the United States.

Swile is a Paris-based super app consolidating employee benefits including meal vouchers, mobility passes, and gift cards on a single smartcard. Launched in 2018, it adds workplace tools like peer recognition, event planning, P2P transfers, and engagement surveys. Analytics dashboards track satisfaction metrics for HR teams across French enterprises.

Founded in 2009, Block provides payment services to merchants, along with related services. The company also launched Cash App, a person-to-person payment network. In 2025, Square's payment volume was almost USD 260 million.

PayPal was spun off from eBay in 2015 and provides electronic payment solutions to merchants and consumers, with a focus on online transactions. The company had 434 million active accounts at the end of 2024. The company also owns Venmo, a person-to-person payment platform.

FamPay is a Bengaluru-headquartered fintech launched in 2019, issuing cards for teenagers to handle online and offline payments via the FamCard. Parents transfer funds directly to children's accounts, promoting controlled spending in India.

ACI Worldwide Inc develops, markets and installs a portfolio of software products focused on facilitating electronic payments. The firm also leverages its distribution network in the Americas; Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, or EMEA; and Asia-Pacific regions to sell software developed by third parties. ACI software products process payment transactions for retail banking clients, billers such as utilities and healthcare providers, and community banks and credit unions. ACI's customers are financial institutions all over the world, but majority of the revenue is generated in the United States and EMEA regions.

Upgrade is a San Francisco-based fintech company and neobank that provides consumer credit and banking products to mainstream US consumers. Its offerings include personal loans, the Upgrade Card and OneCard credit cards that convert purchases into fixed-rate installment plans, home improvement and auto financing, buy-now-pay-later travel financing through Uplift, which it acquired in 2023 for US$100 million, high-yield savings and rewards checking accounts, and free credit monitoring tools. Loans and cards are issued through partner banks, and Upgrade earns revenue mainly from interest, origination fees and the sale of loans to institutional investors. It has helped customers access more than US$50 billion of consumer credit since it began lending in 2017, and its annualised revenue passed US$1 billion in May 2025. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, with an operations center in Phoenix, Arizona, a technology center in Montreal and about 1,950 employees. It was founded in 2016 by Renaud Laplanche, the co-founder and former chief executive of LendingClub. Upgrade has raised about US$750 million of equity from investors including Union Square Ventures, Ribbit Capital, Koch Disruptive Technologies, Coatue, DST Global and Neuberger Berman, most recently at a US$7.3 billion valuation in October 2025.

BGC Group Inc is a brokerage and financial technology company that serves financial markets, energy, and commodities markets. Its service and product offerings include brokerage for a wide range of financial products, including fixed income, equities, commodities, derivatives, and real estate, software solutions for trading platforms, clearing, trade execution, and other back-office services. Its clients mostly include banks, financial institutions, and corporate clients. BGC operates in one reportable segment, which is providing brokerage services. Geographically, the company generates a majority of its revenue from Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), followed by the Americas and the Asia-Pacific region.

Plaid is a San Francisco-based financial technology company that operates a data network connecting consumers' bank accounts to financial applications. Its products include Link for account connections to more than 12,000 institutions, Auth, Identity and Balance for account verification, Transfer and Signal for ACH and real-time payments and payment risk, Identity Verification, Monitor and Beacon for KYC, AML and fraud prevention, and Plaid Check products such as LendScore for credit underwriting. Customers range from fintech applications such as Venmo, Robinhood and Coinbase to banks, lenders, payroll providers and AI companies, and Plaid says more than one in two Americans have used its network. The company reported revenue growth above 25% in 2024 and a return to positive operating margins. Visa agreed to buy Plaid for $5.3 billion in January 2020, but the deal was abandoned after a Department of Justice antitrust challenge. Plaid was valued at $13.4 billion in its 2021 Series D, $6.1 billion in an April 2025 common-stock sale led by Franklin Templeton, and $8 billion in a February 2026 employee share sale. It was founded by Zach Perret and William Hockey.

Klarna is the largest pure-play in the buy now, pay later space. The company operates a two-sided network with a payment method at its core, but it is ultimately a lender. Merchants sign up with Klarna to increase turnover in their stores. Primarily, Klarna can provide merchants with higher conversion rates and average order values relative to other payment methods. Some merchants enter a symbiotic relationship with Klarna, advertising its brand on the product page to drive conversion and to benefit from Klarna’s brand value in the merchant’s sales funnel. Customers use Klarna for its ease of use, quick access to credit, zero-interest financing, and lower reminder fees.

Plata is a Mexico City-based fintech providing a no-annual-fee Mastercard credit card and buy-now-pay-later service. The platform offers up to 15% customizable cashback in partner categories, interest-free installments, Apple Pay support, and 24/7 fraud monitoring. Plata Difiere extends installment credit up to MXN 200,000 over 3-24 months without cards. Users manage digital cards and top-ups via app or cash at OXXO stores, targeting underserved consumers in Mexico's digital payments market.

Marex Group PLC offers a diversified financial services platform providing essential liquidity, market access, and infrastructure services to clients across energy, commodities, and financial markets. It provides critical services to the clients by connecting them to exchanges and providing various execution and hedging services across its assets and products. The group operates in a large and fragmented market with infrastructure requirements and regulatory and technological complexity. It has five segments Clearing, Agency and Execution, Market Making, Hedging and Investment Solutions, and The Corporate. The group generates revenue from Agency and Execution that matches buyers and sellers by facilitating price discovery across the energy and financial securities markets.

Rapyd is a payments and financial technology company that sells a single set of programming interfaces for accepting payments, sending payouts, issuing cards and holding multi-currency accounts. It was founded by Arik Shtilman, Arkady Karpman and Omer Priel, has offices in London and Tel Aviv, and describes itself as supporting hundreds of local payment methods across more than a hundred countries. Customers include online marketplaces, gig economy platforms, e-commerce merchants, trading platforms and financial institutions. The company raised about 960 million dollars in venture rounds by 2021 and announced a 500 million dollar raise at a 4.5 billion dollar valuation in March 2025 to finance its 610 million dollar purchase of PayU's global payment organisation. Earlier it bought Korta and Valitor in Iceland and the Hong Kong business Neat, and it runs Rapyd Ventures, a corporate venture arm. Its chief executive has said the combined group expects about 1.1 billion dollars of revenue in 2025.

Paymentus Holdings Inc provides electronic bill presentment and payment services, enterprise customer communication and self-service revenue management to billers through a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), secure, omni-channel technology platform. The platform integrates with a biller's financial and operational systems to provide secure and flexible processing of payments, including credit cards, debit cards, eChecks, and digital wallets, across multiple channels such as online, mobile, IVR, call centers, chatbots, and voice-based assistants. The company generates the majority of its revenue from payment transaction fees processed through its platform. Geographically, it derives the maximum revenue from the United States.

Q2 Holdings Inc provides digital solutions to financial institutions, financial technology companies, and alternative finance companies, seeking to incorporate banking into their customer engagement and servicing strategies. The company helps its clients with supervisory, consumer protection, privacy, third-party risk management requirements, and cyber threats and fraud, among other applications, by offering a portfolio of digital solutions, which comprises its digital banking offerings, digital lending and relationship pricing solutions, risk and fraud solutions, as well as Q2 Innovation Studio and Helix. Q2 derives the majority of its revenue from subscription fees for the use of its hosted solutions.

Sezzle Inc is a financing institution that offers technology-driven payment platform. The Sezzle Platform offers a payments solution for consumers in the United States and Canada that has the ability to instantly extend credit at the point-of-sale, allowing consumers to purchase and receive merchandise while paying in installments over time. Consumers pay a portion of the purchase price at the point-of-sale as a down payment, and then pay off the remaining amount over time through scheduled payments. It also offer the ability to pay-in-full using the Sezzle Platform. Its operations comprise one reportable segment, the majority of which derives revenue from payment processing platform in North America.