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SAPI Raises $80M In Debt And Equity Financing

Nov 25, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

SAPI, a London-based provider of payment-linked financing platforms, has raised $80M through a combination of debt and equity financing.

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  • SAPI, a London-based provider of payment-linked financing platforms, has raised $80M through a combination of debt and equity financing.

The $80M funding round for SAPI comprised $75M in debt and $5M in equity, led by Hudson Cove Capital Management, alongside existing investors Triple A Capital and Passion Capital.

SAPI, co-founded by Mai Le (ex-Goldman Sachs) and Alexis van Lennep, offers payment-linked financing that repays at source. The platform integrates underwriting, servicing, and capital access, enabling payment providers to offer fair flexible funding to businesses while driving growth and social impact. The new funds will expand operations and development.

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With offices in London and Hanoi, SAPI has recently set up a fintech entity in Vietnam to drive expansion across Asia-Pacific markets.

“Having the right backer at the right time can fundamentally change someone’s life and the trajectory of the business they’ve started,” commented Mai Le, co-founder and CEO of SAPI. “This funding round lets us scale payment-linked financing that repays at source and reaches more business owners who are too often overlooked by traditional lenders.”

SAPI, founded in 2020, provides Liquidity-as-a-Service and credit infrastructure for payment companies.

The platform builds, customizes and manages credit products, empowering payment providers to support their merchants while delivering seamless liquidity solutions across the global payments ecosystem.

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