Mantl: Raises $40M in Series B Funding

  • Mantl, a NYC-based digital account opening solution for banks and credit unions, raised $40m in Series B funding, bringing total funding to $60.7m
  • The round was led by Alphabet’s independent growth fund, CapitalG, with participation from D1 Capital Partners, BoxGroup and existing investors Point72 Ventures, Clocktower Technology Ventures and OldSlip Group
  • The company also intends to use the funds to hire new talent and expand its product suite
  • Mantl is a fintech company that also provides regional and community banks and credit unions with an omni-channel platform to enable people to open accounts from anywhere
  • Through its flagship account opening software, the company has optimized the consumer onboarding experience for community banks including Cross River Bank, Quontic and Midwest BankCentre
  • Mantl is advancing solutions that improve and digitize the onboarding experience for businesses of all sizes, from sole proprietors to complex commercial enterprises
Steve Sam
Steve Sam
Steve Sam is a financial reporter, analyst, and commentator with a strong focus on banking technology, digital payments, and the future of financial services.

You May Also Like

Tempo Blockchain Goes Live with Machine Payments Protocol

New technology enhances automated transactions in blockchain space.Highlights: Tempo Blockchain officially launches its machine payments protocol.The new technology...

Klarna Smashes One Million Merchants Milestone, Expanding Global Reach

Klarna achieves significant growth with over one million merchants now using its services.Highlights: Klarna surpasses one million active...

PRA Proposes New Standards to Protect Firms from Bank Runs

New measures aim to enhance financial stability amid economic uncertainties.Highlights: PRA introduces new standards to prevent bank runs.The...

TSB Warns Over Surge in Friendship Fraud Cases

Bank highlights the risks of new friendship-based scams targeting customers.Highlights: TSB reports a rise in friendship fraud targeting...