Every round on record, with the sources behind each and the investors on them.
A payments company
ryftpay.comManchester, United KingdomPaymentsFounded 2021
1 source
Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands.
The source states that EdenBase led the round, with support from British Business Bank, Pembroke VCT, The SideBySide Partnership, GPOS Investments and Ingenii VC. It also mentions unnamed executives from PayPal; PayPal is not listed as an investor because the source names the executives' employer rather than PayPal as an investing entity.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A [ HISTORY ]: An earlier round, from the company's own announcement, found while researching the company. Checked like any round, but not new, so it stays out of the daily feed and alerts; a date range shows it. | $7.3M 5.7 million pounds (about $7.3 million) | 2025-04-09 | EdenBase | No recent discussion |
1 source [ DEVELOPING ] Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands. read against 1 source The source states that EdenBase led the round, with support from British Business Bank, Pembroke VCT, The SideBySide Partnership, GPOS Investments and Ingenii VC. It also mentions unnamed executives from PayPal; PayPal is not listed as an investor because the source names the executives' employer rather than PayPal as an investing entity. | ||||
Ryft builds embedded payment infrastructure that helps marketplaces, digital platforms and multi-location businesses onboard sellers, take payments, split funds and pay out merchants.
Ryft targets the difficult multi-party payment problem faced by marketplaces and platforms by combining seller onboarding, compliance, automated split payments, delayed or escrowed funds, payouts and transaction monetisation in one integration rather than relying on two-party payment infrastructure. The company says processing volume tripled over the latest year and more than 6,500 businesses use its platform, while its latest £20 million Series B is funding expansion into Europe and the US.
Checked against 10 sources on Sep 23
Also named as backers in company research: SFC Capital, PayPal executives, Gresham House