TL;DRItalian fintech unicorn Satispay is reportedly planning to raise up to EUR 120 million to fund its expansion into stock trading, ETFs, savings, and pensions. Existing backers including Addition, Lightrock, and Greyhound Capital have reportedly committed about half, with a shareholder vote set for 29 June
Satispay, the Milan-based mobile payments company that became Italy’s second unicorn in 2022, is reportedly planning to raise up to €120 million ($139 million) in fresh funding. The round would fuel the fintech’s expansion beyond payments into stock and ETF trading, savings, investments, and pensions.
Existing investors are set to vote on the round on 29 June, according to reports. Backers including Lee Fixel’s Addition, Lightrock LLP, and Greyhound Capital have reportedly committed roughly half of the target amount.
Founded in 2013 by Alberto Dalmasso, Dario Brignone, and Samuele Pinta, Satispay built its name as an independent mobile payment network. It now reportedly counts 6.5 million users and 450,000 merchants.
Those figures mark significant growth from the 5 million users and 380,000 merchants the company reported in late 2024, a trajectory shared by other European fintech unicorns scaling at pace.
