The company expects to process $2 billion in annual payment volumes by the end of 2025, charging fixed or percentage-based fees on transactions along with foreign exchange charges.

Currently, Navro enables clients to collect payments in 35 locations and process transactions in over 200 countries and 140 currencies.

This funding round brings Navro's total funding to approximately $38.9 million, with previous investments from notable firms including Fin Capital and Better Tomorrow Ventures.

This successful funding round stands in contrast to a broader trend of declining investments in U.K. fintechs, which experienced a 27% drop between 2023 and 2024.

As the UK remains the leading destination for fintech investment in Europe, surpassing other major markets, Navro is well-positioned to capitalize on this trend.

The latest funding round was led by Jump Capital, with participation from Bain Capital Ventures, Motive Partners, and Unusual Ventures, valuing Navro at over $100 million.

Enhancements to Navro's payments platform will include the integration of over 30 digital wallets and the introduction of new real-time payment options and Automated Clearing House (ACH) corridors.

Additionally, Navro plans to integrate stablecoins by the end of 2025, aiming to improve efficiency and cost-effectiveness in payroll transactions.

Navro's platform is designed to facilitate cross-border collections, currency conversion, and global payouts, potentially reducing working capital needs by up to 70%.

Navro, a London-based fintech specializing in international payments for businesses, has successfully raised $41 million in a Series B funding round, announced on April 29, 2025.

The new funding will support Navro's expansion into key markets, including the United States, Hong Kong, Dubai, and India, allowing the company to extend its services into more U.S. states and international markets.

CEO Aran Brown highlighted the company's mission to enable seamless transactions for businesses across various global regions, with a focus on compliance in sectors like workforce payments and pensions.