Mundi, an Istanbul-based fintech making capital market products and investment opportunities accessible to Turkish SMEs, has raised a $2.5M Seed round led by Speedinvest and DeBa Ventures.
Mundi is transforming the fintech sector in Turkey by making capital market products and investment opportunities accessible to SMEs. By collaborating with intermediary partners, Mundi enables companies to automatically manage their savings through overnight savings accounts, mutual funds, and repo products—helping businesses allocate their funds more efficiently while remaining compliant with local regulations.
Göksenin Akdeniz, Co-Founder and CEO of Mundi, commented: “We’re committed to transforming capital markets in the commercial and SME segments by developing innovative products to help SME’s manage their investments.
“With our new products and strategic collaborations, we will reach a broader customer base and help countless companies across Turkey optimize their funds in an efficient and compliant way.”
Ömer Paksoy, Co-Founder of Mundi, said: “Our mission is to ease SMEs’ access to financial services and integrate them into capital markets. The innovative solutions we have developed align with this vision, not only supporting business growth but also contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable economy.
“Gaining the backing of a global investor like Speedinvest is not only significant for Mundi but also highlights Turkey’s fintech potential on the international stage. We believe this investment lays a strong foundation for greater achievements.”
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