London-based Navro has raised $41 million in Series B funding led by Jump Capital, with participation from Bain Capital Ventures, Motive Partners, and Unusual Ventures. The round will fund Navro’s expansion into the U.S., Dubai, Hong Kong, and India, and accelerate the integration of 30+ digital wallets, new ACH corridors, and real-time payment rails on its single API payments platform.
Why Navro Stands Out
Navro isn’t another cross-border PSP — it’s positioning itself as the orchestration layer for local payments in compliance-heavy industries (e.g., pensions, global workforce payouts, supplier disbursements).
Key capabilities:
- One API, one contract for global/local rails
- Hold, convert, and payout in 140+ currencies across 200+ countries
- Localized collections in 35 markets
- Deep focus on regulatory complexity & operational scalability
CEO Aran Brown explains the strategic vision:
“Our goal is to let businesses transact like locals anywhere in the world, with speed, compliance, and cost-efficiency.”
Strategic Implications
For Enterprise Clients:
Navro simplifies managing complex multi-jurisdictional B2B payouts, a major hurdle for:
- Pension administrators
- Global payroll providers
- Supplier settlement platforms
For PSPs and Gateways:
Navro is emerging as a white-label or backend enabler for fintechs needing compliant, fast local rails across emerging and mature markets. Its “one platform” orchestration can replace or augment PSPs’ fragmented payout infrastructure.
For FinTech Investors:
- Regulatory rails are hot — compliant payment orchestration is gaining ground as regulators tighten scrutiny.
- This positions Navro alongside other orchestration-layer players like Payoneer, Thunes, Currencycloud, and Nium — but with a more focused compliance-first, enterprise-heavy GTM.
