Hands In funding news – London-based Hands In Secures Over €1.2 Million in Latest Funding

The funding round includes investment from well-known FinTech angels, such as Ryta Zasiekina, founder of CONCRYT. Hands In had previously raised €605k in pre-Seed funding in 2023 from angels like David Birch and David Parker.

Samuel Flynn, Founder and CEO said, “This investment marks another exciting milestone for Hands In, Our success with Air Europa demonstrated the power of our multi-card solution in reducing payment failures and increasing conversions. With this new funding, we’re poised to scale our split payment technology, onboard more enterprise clients, and redefine split payments globally.”

It is a payment platform that lets customers split payments across multiple cards and people, helping recover transactions that would usually fail. Its system works smoothly with any payment page and offers both split and group payment options. This helps merchants reduce payment failures, increase sales, and boost revenue.

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The company has already had success, recovering declined transactions and generating over €5.7 million in extra revenue for companies like Air Europa.

Hands In has also expanded into new areas, forming key partnerships with payment providers like Checkout.com, Ecommpay, CellPoint Digital, BR-DGE, YUNO, and DEUNA.

The company is focused on improving its product and working closely with top payment providers to change the way group payments work worldwide.

About Hands In

Founded in 2022, Hands In helps merchants in travel, ticketing, and hospitality reduce cart abandonment and improve sales with easy multi-card payments.