Adfin secures $18m in Series A funding led by Index Ventures to expand its payment platform.
The London-based startup raised the Series A round from Index Ventures and Visionaries Club to scale its automated finance operations.
≈ £13.3M at $1 = £0.7388 on 12 May 2026
Adfin provides an automated finance platform that combines proprietary payment infrastructure with workflow tools to help small and medium-sized businesses manage collections and reduce late invoice payments.
London fintech startup Adfin has secured $18m in Series A funding to expand its automated payments platform and support broader cashflow management. The investment round was led by Index Ventures, with participation from Visionaries Club, Stéphane Kurgan, and Andrey Khusid.
Founded in 2024, Adfin addresses delayed invoice payments by automating collections and financial workflows for over 1,500 businesses. The fresh capital will be directed towards hiring engineering and sales talent, expanding into international markets, and scaling its product offering beyond invoice collection into end-to-end financial operations.
From the founder
"Adfin is building the agentic finance platform for money movement: automating the workflows finance teams use to get paid, manage their money, and, in time, much more. And we’re doing it the way our customers keep telling us they want: safe, auditable, trackable, with humans firmly in control. By owning both the underlying financial infrastructure and the agentic workflows on top, we’ll let finance teams deploy agents in a way nobody else can,"
Tom Pope
Co-founder at Adfin
Investor perspective
"Index backs founders who have the rare ability to obsess over a problem and build category-defining businesses. We see that same pattern in Tom and Ciprian. We backed them at pre-seed and seed and we’re tripling down, because their results speak for themselves,"
Julia André
Partner, Index
Use of funds
- 01Grow the team
- 02Expand into international markets
