Tipalti’s licence from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and a fully localised solution enable it to facilitate the transformation of global payables workflows for European businesses. This localised offering and EMI license extension broaden its payment solutions throughout Europe, effectively tackling inefficiencies and augmenting payment processes for underserved businesses.
Tipalti is improving the operations of finance teams across all verticals with automation, including that of Germany-based Linkvertise. This client company said that keeping over five-million content creators satisfied and paid on time is no easy task manually. With Tipalti, they have been able to automate the heavy load, keep their customers happy and achieve their growth plans in the region.
The launch of a European product and the EMI licence is a key stepping stone for further European expansion into key European markets, including Germany and the Nordics, with expectations that the continent will bring in at least 20% of the company’s new business by the end of 2024.
In May 2023, Tipalti secured USD 150 million in additional funding from JPMorgan, Chase Bank, and Hercules Capital. This funding is aimed for continued growth and product innovation. With a significant increase in transactions in 2022, the company simplifies accounts payable processes for over 3,000 mid-market customers across 196 countries. The investment will help Tipalti support more companies with complex payables operations at scale, building on its success and previous funding rounds.
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