Yuno, a company providing AI-native operating systems for global payments, announced a $45 million Series B funding round led by Global PayTech Ventures, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global and QuantumLight Capital.
QuantumLight Capital is an AI-driven venture firm founded by Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky. Additional investors included Monashees, Kaszek and Endeavor Catalyst. Strategic regional investors Rasmal Ventures, backed by the Qatar Investment Authority, Further Ventures from Abu Dhabi, and GrowthX Capital, backed by Hamad Al-Hajri, also contributed capital.
The funds will accelerate Yuno's path to profitability and expand its global payments infrastructure. The company plans to direct capital toward research and development, next-generation payments technology and broader market coverage.
Over the past year, Yuno recovered more than $5 billion in transaction volume that would have otherwise failed for merchants on its network. The platform increased authorization rates by approximately 5 percent and saved customers over $500 million in processing costs during the same period.
The company added 150 new integrations and extended local coverage across every continent in the last year. Yuno's system connects businesses to over 1,000 payment methods and more than 460 integrations across 190-plus countries through a single API.
Its technology incorporates intelligent routing, one-click checkout and AI-powered fraud detection, allowing businesses to enter new markets within days.
A major gaming publisher launching a new title, for example, can accept local payment methods—such as wallets in Southeast Asia, vouchers in Latin America and carrier billing in the Middle East—through a single Yuno integration.
For global enterprises, Yuno consolidates every market into one integration, adding fraud prevention, KYC/KYB compliance and real-time routing optimization to improve acceptance rates.
Founded in Colombia in 2022, Yuno increasingly partners with banks and payment providers that white-label its technology. Those partners include dLocal, a Nasdaq-listed cross-border payments platform, and Prosa, Mexico's largest payments processing network. The white-label model allows a single contract to serve an entire market, and customer demand for broader stack coverage is driving the company's product expansion plans.
