Tamara Revenue, Valuation, Funding & Investors

DANA is a Jakarta-based fintech super app offering digital payments and financial services to over 130 million users in Indonesia. The platform enables seamless transactions via QR codes, e-wallets, bill payments, and loans through integrations with merchants and banks. As one of Indonesia's leading digital wallets regulated by OJK, DANA supports everyday commerce from street vendors to e-commerce giants like Shopee and Tokopedia, driving financial inclusion across urban and rural areas.

Lydia is a Paris-headquartered mobile payment platform enabling peer-to-peer transfers, bill splitting, and merchant transactions via a single app linked to bank cards. Founded in 2013, it supports NFC payments, crowdfunding, and salary advances across France, Spain, Germany, and Italy. The service processes millions of transactions monthly for consumers and businesses.

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.

Hala is a Dubai-based fintech offering digital wallets and point-of-sale solutions for merchants accepting credit cards. The platform supports remittances, bill payments, and QR code transactions across UAE and GCC countries, integrated with networks like Visa and Mastercard.

Sipay is a Turkey-headquartered fintech firm licensed as an electronic money institution by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey. It delivers issuer and acquirer payment solutions, including POS terminals with tailored merchant settlements, white-label SaaS platforms for partner-branded services, and the Sipay Wallet for cardless transactions and transfers. Additional offerings encompass QR code payments, mobile wallets, account-to-account transfers, gold trading features, and treasury-linked income from settlements. The platform caters to B2C consumers and B2B enterprises across Turkey using proprietary technology and an internal financial operations system.

TNG FinTech Group is a Hong Kong-based fintech company founded in 2014 developing social banking platforms. It enables real-time fund transfers and instant messaging interoperability for e-wallets, banks, and merchants across Asia and beyond.

Stori is a Mexico City-headquartered digital financial services provider. Stori Card delivers credit cards via mobile app to unbanked adults, using alternative data for credit scoring and offering cashback rewards. The platform includes savings accounts and remittances integrated with SPEI. Available nationwide, it partners with Visa for card issuance. Founded in 2018, Stori expanded to buy-now-pay-later options and serves middle-income segments in Latin America.

PicS NV is a digital payments company. The company operates a peer-to-peer (P2P) transfer platform that enables individuals to send money via mobile devices. It provides digital wallets, instant payments (Pix), P2P transfers, credit cards, loans, investments, insurance, and SMB payment solutions. The company has four reportable segments: Consumer Banking, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses, Audiences and Ecosystem Integration, and Institutional. The majority of the company's revenue is derived from the Consumer Banking segment, which generates revenue from various transaction activities occurring in the digital wallet, such as Pix, peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers, and bill payments.

Alma is a Paris-headquartered buy-now-pay-later provider enabling installment payments at over 100,000 online and in-store merchants in France. Customers split purchases into three or four payments without interest or fees through its app and payment gateway.

Novo is a Miami-headquartered digital banking platform serving small businesses with fee-free checking accounts, virtual cards, and integrations to QuickBooks and Stripe. Launched in 2018, it partners with Middlesex Federal Savings for FDIC insurance up to $250,000 and operates entirely online without physical branches across the United States.

Green Dot Corp is a financial technology company that provides financial services for consumers in the United States without good banking options. It has three segments Consumer Services, Business to Business Services(B2B), and Money Movement Services. The company generates maximum revenue from B2B segment. Its B2B Services segment consists of revenues and expenses derived from (i) its partnerships with prominent consumer and technology companies that make banking products and services available to their consumers, partners and workforce through integration with its banking platform (the "Banking-as-a-Service", or "BaaS channel"), and (ii) a comprehensive payroll platform that it offers to corporate enterprises (the "Employer channel") to facilitate payments for today’s workforce.

Zip is a credit provider operating two segments: Australia and New Zealand, and the US. Founded in Australia in 2013, it has over 6 million active customers and partners with over 85,000 merchants. In Australia, Zip positions itself as a credit card alternative, with several revolving credit products. Customers can carry the balance over time with a monthly fee and set their own repayment schedule. The US and New Zealand offering is a far more vanilla BNPL offering: Pay-in-4 in New Zealand and Pay-in-Z in the US, where customers pay back in fixed instalments. The US segment is built on the 2020 acquisition of QuadPay and has recently become Zip’s largest and fastest-growing segment.

Sezzle Inc is a financing institution that offers technology-driven payment platform. It allows customers to split their purchase into four installments and pay over 6 weeks with only the first payment due at the time of purchase. Companies operations comprise one reportable segment, the majority of which derives revenue from payment processing platform in North America.

kakaopay Corp is a mobile payment and digital wallet service provider. It provides easy payment, easy remittance, and other financial services. It operates in two segments: Financial Services and Non-financial Services.

China Rapid Finance is an online consumer lending marketplace that connects borrowers and lenders to serve China's emerging middle class, particularly people without access to traditional bank credit. Founded in 2001 by Zane Wang, the company built proprietary Automated Credit Decisioning and Risk Based Pricing technology to approve loans quickly based on assessed credit risk. It has facilitated millions of loans and helped Chinese banks issue more than 100 million credit cards, building a multi-data, multi-channel lending platform for underserved consumers.

Clara is a spending management platform for Latin American businesses, issuing local corporate cards, bill payment solutions, and financing alongside software with artificial intelligence insights for detecting duplicate subscriptions and spending patterns to boost financial efficiency.