Affiniti
Affiniti is a company based in United States. Builders in Fintech has recorded 2 equity rounds for Affiniti, most recently on 2 January 2026.
Added ·
- $17M
- Unnamed round · 2 January 2026
Timeline
Unnamed round · HSBC
Series A · $17M · SignalFire (lead), Contrarian Thinking Capital, Indicator Ventures, LightShed Ventures, RiverPark Ventures, Sequel
All funding rounds in the database
Product
Banking, cards and finance software for small businesses
Digital banking
Markets: United States
Affiniti is a finance platform for small and mid-sized American businesses. It brings banking, cards, bill pay, automation and financial intelligence into one product, analysing the business and its industry in real time to give owners insight. Affiniti partners with trade associations that represent Main Street businesses.
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Description from the company website · Source
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Affiniti offers small US businesses spend and expense management, accounts payable and receivable financing, lines of credit and term loans in one platform.
Affiniti's customers are small businesses of 10–20 employees, such as independent pharmacies, clinics and dentists; its top states are Nebraska, Arkansas and Tennessee.
Affiniti reaches customers through trade associations, of which there are about 14,000 in the US, including a partnership with the National Community Pharmacists Association.
Affiniti acquires each business for under $100 and recovers that cost in about six months.
The average business on Affiniti spends about $17,000 a month through the platform.
Affiniti reached $1 million in revenue within 90 days of launch.
Affiniti raised about 11 million in equity in several tranches; as an unsecured card issuer it also raises debt.
Affiniti spends about three months to fill each hire, deliberately telling candidates everything that could go wrong.
Affiniti aims to become a $100 billion company, "the next JPMorgan" rather than the next Brex or Ramp, and to go public.