Startup profile for Stitch: 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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Stitch funding, valuation and investors

Cloud-native core banking OS for lending, cards, payments, and ledgers in GCC and emerging markets.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Series A

$25M · May 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$25M

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

Current status

private

series a

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Andreessen Horowitz

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Stitch provides a modular, API-first core banking operating system for banks and fintechs in the GCC, Africa, and Southeast Asia — covering lending, cards, payments, and ledger functions. In May 2026, Andreessen Horowitz led a $25M Series A, described as the firm's first GCC investment, with Arbor Ventures, COTU, Raed, and SVC participating. Stitch targets financial institutions replacing decades-old core systems with cloud-native modules they can compose rather than monolithic vendor replacements.

Why Stitch is interesting

GCC banks greenfield modern cores — a16z led $25M Series A as first regional bet for modular banking APIs replacing legacy stacks.

Product & use cases

Stitch modules cover lending origination, card issuing, payments rails, and ledger/accounting — deployed as API services banks integrate instead of full core rip-and-replace.

  • GCC neobanks launching card and lending products on modular core
  • Regional banks modernizing payments without multi-year core migrations
  • Fintechs needing licensed banking infrastructure components

Key facts

  • Series A (May 2026): $25M led by a16z — firm's first GCC investment (Stitch press)
  • Modular core banking: lending, cards, payments, ledgers
  • Investors include Arbor Ventures, COTU, Raed, SVC
  • Targets GCC, Africa, and Southeast Asia financial institutions

Funding history (newest first)

Investors in our directory

Funds linked from Stitch's profile — open a fund page for stage focus and related deal articles.

Competitive landscape

Edge: a16z's first GCC fintech bet brings Silicon Valley signaling; modular API approach fits greenfield Islamic and conventional banks alike.

Core banking sales cycles are long and regulatory-heavy. Stitch wins on regional focus and modular deployment but must pass bank vendor diligence that favors incumbents.

  • Mambu direct

    Cloud banking platform globally; established install base.

  • Thought Machine direct

    Vault core for tier-1 banks; higher complexity.

  • Legacy Temenos/FIS cores incumbent

    Dominant installed base; slow to cloud-native.

Notable stories

  • a16z's first GCC check went to Stitch — betting emerging-market banks will skip Western core-banking timelines and compose cloud modules instead (Stitch press, May 2026).

Industries

Fintech Enterprise SaaS Infrastructure & Cloud

Related funding articles

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FAQs about Stitch

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

Stitch provides modular, cloud-native core banking APIs for lending, cards, payments, and ledgers.
Andreessen Horowitz led a $25M Series A in May 2026. See /fund/andreessen-horowitz.
No — Stitch (stitch.money) is core banking infrastructure; Stitch Fix is apparel.
GCC, Africa, and Southeast Asia per company positioning.
Both offer cloud banking modules; Stitch emphasizes GCC/emerging-market focus.
May 2026 — $25M led by a16z.
Not publicly disclosed; early commercial deployments.
Lending, card issuing, payments, and ledger modules via API.

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