Hands In secures over £1m in funding to expand split payment solutions
The capital will fuel international expansion, product innovation, and enterprise growth.
Hands In is a fintech platform providing split payment solutions that integrate into checkout pages to reduce cart abandonment. The company enables multi-card transactions for merchants across travel, ticketing, and hospitality.
London-based fintech startup Hands In has secured over £1m in its latest funding round to scale its split payment technology. The capital will support enterprise expansion and product development as the firm activates new contracts scheduled for 2025. Backing for the round comes from prominent fintech angel investors, including industry specialist Ryta Zasiekina.
The fresh funding arrives on the heels of commercial traction that includes recovering declined transactions and generating incremental revenue for major clients such as Air Europa. Hands In has also broadened its market reach through strategic integrations with payment providers including Checkout.com and CellPoint Digital.
Founded in 2022, the company previously raised £500k in pre-seed funding during 2023 from angels such as David Birch and David Parker. With the latest injection, leadership aims to secure further enterprise deals and grow Annual Recurring Revenue.
From the founder
"This investment marks another exciting milestone for Hands In. Our success with Air Europa demonstrated the power of our multi-card solution in reducing payment failures and increasing conversions. With this new funding, we’re poised to scale our split payment technology, onboard more enterprise clients, and redefine split payments globally."
Samuel Flynn
Founder and CEO at Hands In
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Scale operations
- 03Expand into international markets
