London-based fintech Navro has secured $41 million in Series B funding to fuel its mission of simplifying cross-border business payments through its all-in-one international payments platform. The round was led by Jump Capital, with participation from Bain Capital Ventures, Motive Partners, and Unusual Ventures, marking a significant milestone as Navro ramps up global expansion.
The fresh funds will support Navro’s entry into new financial centers, including expanded operations in multiple US states, Dubai, Hong Kong, and India. Navro’s platform is designed to streamline international transactions by giving businesses access to local payment services across regions—all through one API, one contract, and one powerful infrastructure.
CEO Aran Brown says the fintech’s vision is to help companies “transact like locals wherever they are.” He emphasizes that the platform is built to manage the regulatory complexity and operational scale of large-volume, cross-border transactions. As demand for cost-effective and compliant payment solutions surges in sectors like pensions, global workforce payouts, and supplier payments, Navro is positioning itself as a go-to infrastructure provider.
Navro already enables businesses to collect funds in 35 countries, hold, convert, and send payments to more than 200 countries in 140 currencies, and plans to significantly enhance its offerings. Over the coming months, Navro will integrate 30+ digital wallets, expand ACH corridor support, and roll out dozens of real-time payment options.
Brown adds, “We’ve spent the last three years laying the technical and regulatory groundwork. This funding gives us the firepower to accelerate licensing, onboard faster payment methods, and expand our support for regulated sectors globally.”
Already trusted by hundreds of corporations and over 1,000 pension schemes, Navro aims to become a cornerstone of seamless international business finance.