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Paymob Raises $35M Pre-Series C From Mubadala and EBRD
Paymob raised a $35 million pre-Series C co-led by Mubadala and the EBRD, taking disclosed funding above $125 million.
Paymob raised a $35 million pre-Series C on September 21, 2026. Mubadala and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development co-led the round.
British International Investment, Global Ventures and DPI Ventures also participated. Paymob says disclosed funding now exceeds $125 million.
Deal terms
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Company | Paymob |
| Financing | $35M pre-Series C |
| Co-leads | Mubadala; EBRD |
| Other investors | British International Investment; Global Ventures; DPI Ventures |
| Disclosed funding to date | More than $125M |
| Valuation | Not disclosed |
Why this financing matters
Paymob provides merchant payment acceptance across markets where cards, bank transfers, wallets and local methods remain fragmented. The capital is intended to expand infrastructure and product coverage as merchants seek one platform across multiple countries.
The syndicate combines sovereign, development-finance and venture capital. That mix can support market entry and regulatory engagement, but it does not eliminate the execution risk of operating across different licensing regimes and payment networks.
What remains undisclosed
Paymob did not publish revenue, profitability, processing volume by market, ownership sold or a valuation. Any statements about merchant reach and growth should remain attributed to the company.
Bottom line
The confirmed event is a $35 million pre-Series C. Its significance is the continued institutional backing for regional payments infrastructure rather than another consumer-fintech application.
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