Vancouver-based FinTech startup Fispan has successfully raised $30 million USD ($41 million CAD) in a Series B funding round, aiming to enhance its embedded banking services. The round was led by Canapi Ventures, with significant secondary capital involvement, continuing a trend seen in Canadian tech deals. This funding will enable Fispan to scale its innovation, market reach, and expand its services through AI integrations, ultimately automating financial processes for its clients. Fispan’s clientele includes major banks like Bank of Montreal and TD Bank, and the company is focused on forming partnerships with every major Canadian bank. Founded in 2016 by Lisa Shields, who previously sold her startup Hyperwallet to PayPal, Fispan has shown substantial growth, reporting $34 million CAD in annual revenue and an 80% growth rate over the past three years. The company plans to expand its team across North America and the UK.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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