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Series D

Fintech platform that centralizes banking and financial operations for startups and small businesses in a single interface.

About Mercury

Mercury offers a fintech platform that centralizes banking and financial operations for startups and small businesses, enabling users to manage checking and savings accounts, make payments, send invoices, and monitor cash flow from a single interface. The platform leverages software automation for tasks such as bill payments and expense management, integrating with tools like Quickbooks and Xero to streamline financial workflows.

Mercury is a US-based company founded in 2017, now around 1744 people. It has raised $771.6M in disclosed funding, starting with a Seed in 2017. FundFinder classes it as Fintech.

Founded by Jason Zhang (COO, Co-founder; previously Heyzap (Acquired by Fyber); Stanford University), Maximilian Tagher (Chief Technology Officer; previously Heyzap (Acquired by Fyber); Western Kentucky University), Immad Akhund (CEO & Founder; repeat founder; previously Aquila, Bloomberg; University of Cambridge).

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Series D · May 2026

  • 500 Global — 500 Global (formerly 500 Startups) is a venture capital firm founded in 2010 that invests early in globally ambitious founders building fast-growing technology companies. · cheques £150k – £2.5M
  • Clocktower Ventures · cheques £100k – £4M

Funding history

Aug 2017Seed · $6M
Sep 2019Series A · $20M
2021Series B · $120M
Mar 2025Series C · $300M
May 2026Series D · $200M500 Global, Clocktower Ventures

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

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