Financial injection for start-up: Berlin Fintech Moss rises to billion unicorn
August 2026, 10:23 a.m. With the Fintech Moss, a start-up from Berlin has once again reached a billion valuation
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August 2026, 10:23 a.m. With the Fintech Moss, a start-up from Berlin has once again reached a billion valuation. © Berliner Fintech Moss has made the leap into the league of “unicorns” – the start-ups with a billion valuation. By Peter Thiel raised to the international stage Local venture capitalists initially invested in the Berlin start-up: Cherry Ventures and Global Founders Capital (Rocket Internet) joined shortly after its founding in 2019. The first truly large funding round (Series A) in 2021 was led by Peter Thiel’s fund Valar Ventures.
Furthermore, In a financing round, the provider for corporate credit cards and expense management collected 30 million euros and thus increased its valuation to a smooth one billion euros. Existing investors also participated again in the company, which was able to convince despite a difficult market environment with a sales growth of 65 percent. The round is led by Canadian investor Portage, the fintech arm of investment firm Sagard.
In addition, The rise of Moss to the “unicorn” is seen by experts as a positive signal for the entire startup scene in Germany. The mood among venture capitalists had recently deteriorated somewhat.
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August 2026, 10:23 a.m. With the Fintech Moss, a start-up from Berlin has once again reached a billion valuation. © Berliner Fintech Moss has made the leap into the league of “unicorns” – the start-ups with a billion valuation.
reliability low1/3 sourcesBy Peter Thiel raised to the international stage Local venture capitalists initially invested in the Berlin start-up: Cherry Ventures and Global Founders Capital (Rocket Internet) joined shortly after its founding in 2019.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe first truly large funding round (Series A) in 2021 was led by Peter Thiel’s fund Valar Ventures.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn a financing round, the provider for corporate credit cards and expense management collected 30 million euros and thus increased its valuation to a smooth one billion euros.
reliability low1/3 sourcesExisting investors also participated again in the company, which was able to convince despite a difficult market environment with a sales growth of 65 percent.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe round is led by Canadian investor Portage, the fintech arm of investment firm Sagard.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe rise of Moss to the “unicorn” is seen by experts as a positive signal for the entire startup scene in Germany.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe mood among venture capitalists had recently deteriorated somewhat.
reliability low1/3 sources
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