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UK fintech Traydstream lands $21m in Series B funding round

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UK fintech Traydstream secures $21 million in Series B funding round led by Pivot Investment Partners and e& Capital to enhance its AI-led trade finance platform and expand global services.

Facts

  • UK trade finance fintech Traydstream has raised $21 million in a Series B funding round.
  • Founded in 2015 and based in London, Traydstream offers cloud-based solutions for automated trade document scrutiny and compliance checking.
  • Their services cater to financial institutions and corporates, helping streamline trade finance operations, reduce risks, and improve efficiency.
  • With the new funding, Traydstream aims to double down on growth, enhance its AI-led platform, and expand its technology stack.
  • The company plans to provide enhanced services to a growing global clientele.
  • Sameer Sehgal, Traydstream’s CEO, views this funding as an important milestone for the company.
  • The trade finance ecosystem is undergoing significant changes, and Traydstream is committed to using innovative technologies to simplify global trade and commerce processes.
  • Supported by Pivot and e& Capital, Traydstream intends to accelerate product innovation and drive fundamental shifts in how trade finance operates.

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