Summary

Yuno, the Colombia-founded payments orchestration company, raised $45 million in a Series B led by Global PayTech Ventures, taking total funding to $80 million. The round includes Abu Dhabi's sovereign-backed Further Ventures, plus Qatar's Rasmal Ventures and GrowthX Capital, alongside a16z, Tiger Global, QuantumLight, Monashees, Kaszek, and Endeavor Catalyst. The funds support R&D, Gulf market expansion, and Yuno's agentic AI strategy. Yuno says it is on track to process $100 billion in annual transaction volume within 12 months, with customers including McDonald's, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi.

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Why It Matters

Yuno's Series B shows the continued rise of payments orchestration — a single-API layer that routes transactions across hundreds of local payment methods — as businesses expand globally. The Gulf is a strategic focus: sovereign-backed capital (Further Ventures) plus local rail partnerships position Yuno to capture growth in the Middle East, now the world's fastest-growing real-time payments market. The explicit agentic AI strategy and "clear line to profitability" signal a shift toward leaner, AI-driven payments infrastructure. The round also reflects sovereign wealth flowing into fintech infrastructure.

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