Startup profile for Moov: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Moov funding, valuation and investors

Open-source financial infrastructure APIs for embedding payments and money movement.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Series B

$45M · 2023

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$78M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series b · Waukee, IA

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Commerce Ventures

Other: Andreessen Horowitz

Sources: latest funding · moov.io Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Moov provides open-source APIs and cloud infrastructure for embedding payments, ACH transfers, account verification, and money movement into software products. Founded by alumni of Jack Henry's Banno digital banking unit, Moov raised a $27M Series A led by a16z in December 2020 and a $45M Series B in 2023 led by Commerce Ventures.

Why Moov is interesting

Ex-Banno founders open-sourced banking primitives — a16z led $27M Series A as Moov became embedded-fintech plumbing for ACH, cards, and account verification.

Product & use cases

Moov offers developer-first payment rails — ACH, card processing, identity verification, and ledgering — as embeddable APIs with open-source components. Fintechs and platforms integrate Moov instead of building direct bank connectivity.

  • Embedded ACH and payment processing in fintech apps
  • Account verification and bank linking
  • Money movement infrastructure for platforms

Key facts

  • Series A (Dec 2020): $27M led by a16z — a16z announcement
  • Series B (2023): $45M led by Commerce Ventures
  • Founded by ex-Banno (Jack Henry) team

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Open-source core with cloud-hosted compliance — developer trust from transparent code plus regulated money transmission licenses.

Embedded payments is Stripe's domain but Moov differentiates on open-source transparency and ACH depth. Competes with Dwolla on bank rails; Stripe on developer mindshare. Banno founder pedigree signals banking compliance expertise.

  • Stripe incumbent

    Dominant payments API; less open-source.

  • Plaid adjacent

    Account linking; different layer.

  • Modern Treasury adjacent

    Payment operations for enterprises.

  • Dwolla direct

    ACH payment API specialist.

Notable stories

  • Moov's founders built Banno, a digital banking platform acquired by Jack Henry — they open-sourced payment primitives to give developers banking-grade infrastructure.

Industries

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FAQs about Moov

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

Open-source financial APIs for payments, ACH, and money movement.
a16z (/fund/andreessen-horowitz) led $27M Series A. Bain (/fund/bain-capital-ventures) led seed and participated in A.
Stripe is closed-source dominant player. Moov emphasizes open-source and ACH depth.
Yes — core components are open-source with cloud-hosted compliance layer.
December 2020 — $27M led by a16z.
Alumni of Banno digital banking platform (Jack Henry).
Integrating payment and banking rails directly into software products via API.
Not publicly disclosed.
Both offer ACH APIs; Moov adds open-source model and broader money movement.
a16z-backed fintech infrastructure.

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