Yonder (Financial Software) key facts
as of Oct 2026- Developer of a credit card platform designed to give individuals control of their financial future.
- Yonder (Financial Software) is valued at approximately $143.6M as of Oct 2026 (last reported valuation).
- It has raised $144.2M; the latest was Accelerator/Incubator in May 2025.
- Notable investors include Tech Nation Group, Seedcamp, Kunal Shah, Unpopular Ventures, Phoenix Court — 25 tracked in total.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Yonder (Financial Software)'s last reported valuation, Sep 2024. Nothing priced has surfaced since.
- ·The complete investor list: 25 names
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Yonder (Financial Software) funding rounds
No funding rounds for Yonder (Financial Software) are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.
Who backs Yonder (Financial Software)
25+Yonder (Financial Software) valuation
Yonder (Financial Software)'s last reported valuation was $144 million in Sep 2024. No priced round, secondary trade or fund mark has surfaced since.
Yonder (Financial Software) investors
25 investors are on record for Yonder (Financial Software), including Tech Nation Group, Seedcamp, Kunal Shah and Unpopular Ventures. By type, the record holds 4 venture capital firms and 1 private investor.
About Yonder (Financial Software)
Developer of a credit card platform designed to give individuals control of their financial future. The company tool provides users with credit cards and shows the interest and fees directly without any hidden charges and offers smart fraud protection, payment notifications, and purchase protection, enabling clients to access credit cards with no credit history.
- Sector
- Information Technology
- HQ
- London, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2020
- Employees
- 111
- Website
- yonder.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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