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Flatpay πŸ‡©πŸ‡° Hiring Β· 100 open roles β†—

Series D

Payment solutions for small and medium-sized businesses with a flat-rate pricing model that eliminates hidden fees and monthly subscriptions.

About Flatpay

The company offers payment solutions tailored for small and medium-sized businesses, featuring a flat-rate pricing model that eliminates hidden fees and monthly subscriptions. Their technology includes a user-friendly point-of-sale system and online payment processing, designed to streamline transactions and enhance cash flow with daily settlements.

Flatpay is a Denmark-based company founded in 2021, now around 1609 people. It has raised $296M in disclosed funding, starting with a Seed in 2022. FundFinder classes it as Fintech.

Founded by Peter LΓΌth (Co-Founder; repeat founder; previously BiBoB A/S, CBB Mobil A/S; agile42), Sander Janca-Jensen (CEO & Founder; repeat founder; previously Berlingske Media, Falck Alarm By Verisure A/S; Copenhagen Business School), Rasmus Busk (Founder & Board Member; repeat founder; previously Mofibo, Plenti; Copenhagen Business School), Rasmus Hellmund Carlsen (Chief Brand Officer & Founder; repeat founder; previously Codan Forsikring, GoMore; Copenhagen Business School).

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Series D Β· Nov 2025

InvestorsDawn Capital
  • Dawn Capital β€” Dawn Capital is an early-stage venture fund that focuses on investing in the enterprise software and FinTech sectors. Β· cheques Β£5M – Β£20M

Round

InvestorsBOOOM

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Funding history

2022Seed
Jun 2023Series A Β· €15M
Apr 2024Series B Β· €45M
Nov 2025Series D Β· €145MDawn Capital
β€”RoundBOOOM

● rounds tracked in this directory Β· β—‹ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.

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