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Pipe secures new $100m credit facility from Victory Park Capital

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Pipe Secures $100 Million Credit Facility from Victory Park Capital

Key Highlights:

  • Funding Details:
    • Amount: $100 million credit facility
    • Potential Upsize: Up to $200 million in the future
    • Provider: Victory Park Capital (VPC)
  • Purpose:
    • Support for Pipe’s newly launched embedded Capital-as-a-Service solution for SMBs
    • Specifically targets payment firms and vertically integrated software vendors
  • Company Background:
    • Founded: 2019
    • Headquarters: San Francisco
    • Core Offering: APIs and infrastructure enabling partners to embed capital solutions into their ecosystems
    • Objective: Enhance merchant experience and monetize payments
  • Expansion Goals:
    • Increase capacity to more than $1 billion per year in originations for SMBs
  • Leadership Comments:
    • Luke Voiles, CEO of Pipe: Emphasizes the facility’s role in expanding origination capacity for SMBs
    • Tom Welch, Partner at VPC: Notes shared mission with Pipe to provide capital solutions to overlooked enterprises
  • Recent Leadership Hires at Pipe:
    • Yasmin Moaven: Chief Operations and Marketing Officer
    • Manpreet Dhot: Chief Risk Officer
    • Scott Polchleb: Chief Innovation Officer
    • Namrata Ganatra: Chief Product and Technology Officer

Summary: Pipe has secured a $100 million credit facility from Victory Park Capital, with the potential to increase to $200 million. The funds will support Pipe’s Capital-as-a-Service solution for SMBs, targeting payment firms and software vendors. This facility aims to expand Pipe’s origination capacity to over $1 billion annually. The announcement follows Pipe’s recent leadership hiring spree aimed at building a top-tier fintech team.

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