
The London-based startup Griffin, specializing in 'Banking as a Service' (BaaS), has successfully raised $24 million in a Series A extension round, as reported by TechCrunch and Mike Butcher. This funding follows a $13.5 million Series A round in June 2023. With this latest financial boost, Griffin has also achieved a significant milestone by obtaining a full banking license, marking its transition to a fully operational UK bank. The startup's platform, which is API-driven, aims to revolutionize the banking industry by offering more streamlined and accessible financial services. The achievement of securing a banking license, as noted by Griffin, was not an easy feat, highlighting the rigorous process and the startup's commitment to compliance and innovation.
Fintech Griffin just secured full regulatory approval. Here's the 12-slide pitch deck it used to raise $24 million as a fully-fledged bank. https://t.co/Nyo1Smnadi
BaaS platform Griffin raises $24 million and launches as a fully-operational UK bank https://t.co/VgCEoFrP87
"It's not easy getting banking licence," says UK Baas startup Griffin, which bags $24m https://t.co/M2kuRNtcdC https://t.co/Y0wAc3Hd6R




