Yuno has raised USD 45 million in a Series B funding round led by Global PayTech Ventures, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global, QuantumLight Capital, Monashees, Kaszek, Endeavor Catalyst, Rasmal Ventures, Further Ventures, and GrowthX Capital. The Colombia-founded payments infrastructure company said the capital will support its path to profitability and fund continued expansion of its platform for enterprise merchants, banks, and digital wallets.
Bank partnerships and product expansion
According to the official press release, Yuno has increasingly partnered with banks and payment providers that white-label its technology, including dLocal, the Nasdaq-listed cross-border payments platform, and Prosa, a payments processing network in Mexico, allowing a single contract to serve an entire market. Part of the new funding is earmarked for product expansion, with Yuno extending its platform to in-person payments, developing its agentic commerce capabilities, and scaling its presence in the US.
The round's regional backers point to Yuno's growing activity in the Middle East. In April 2026, Yuno Payments Arabia received a Payment Technical Service Provider certification from the Saudi Central Bank. The company has also partnered with Tap Payments to open access to local rails, including Mada, KNET, and NAPS, across all six Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and with buy-now-pay-later provider Tabby, which serves more than 25 million shoppers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. ACI Worldwide has identified the Middle East as the fastest-growing real-time payments market globally, a factor cited by regional investors Rasmal Ventures, based in Qatar, and Further Ventures, based in the UAE, alongside GrowthX Capital, in their decision to participate in the round.
According to Juan Pablo Ortega, Co-Founder and CEO of Yuno, the funding is intended to help the company keep pace with existing customers' growth and extend its position in global payments infrastructure, with an expected path to profitability within the coming year. Moreover, Soumaya Ben Beya Dridje, Partner at Rasmal Ventures, which led the round and holds a board seat at Yuno, said the company's combination of global reach and local payment coverage supported the firm's investment decision.
