
Satispay
Founded Year
2013Stage
Series D | AliveTotal Raised
$466.59MValuation
$0000Last Raised
$306.9M | 2 yrs agoMosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
-45 points in the past 30 days
About Satispay
Satispay is a financial technology company focused on simplifying payments through its mobile application within the digital payments industry. The company offers a platform for individuals to send and receive money, pay in stores and online, and save with features like cashback, while businesses can benefit from a payment method with low commission fees. Additionally, Satispay provides digital meal vouchers as part of its welfare solutions for companies and their employees. It was founded in 2013 and is based in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Satispay in 2 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Jan 19, 2023.


Oct 24, 2022 report
State of Retail Tech Q3’22 ReportExpert Collections containing Satispay
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Latest Satispay News
Oct 17, 2024
Satispay, when the unicorn loses its shine Welcome to Outlook, the Repubblica newsletter that analyzes the economy, finance and international markets. What I know about financial markets and the economy I learned by working for one of the main stock exchanges on Piazza Affari , the companies that buy and sell securities on the stock exchange for large investors. I took it with me when I became a journalist for La Repubblica where, among other things, I covered investigations and major scandals such as that of Parmalat, helping to unmask its false financial statements. Every week we will talk about listed and unlisted companies, personalities, institutions, scandals and investigations linked to this world. If you want to write to me, my email is [email protected] . Happy reading Walter Galbiati, deputy director of Repubblica They are called Unicorns and it is those companies that are valued a billion even before being able to certify its value with a listing on the stock exchange. In Italy, the most famous case is Satispay the company that deals with payments through mobile phones. The record round. In September 2022, on the occasion of a fundraiser to finance its growth, Satispay raised capital for 320 million eurosa subscription monster which gave the entire company a unicorn valuation of over one billion. Time passes. Two years later, however, let’s see the budget numbersit seems difficult to argue that Satispay can still guarantee those ratings or that it can do so in the near future. A 10 year old start up. To tell the truth, the judgment expressed by investors in 2022 had already been quite generous, because Satispay even then could not claim to be a fledgling start-up with time ahead of it to grow because it had almost ten years of activity behind it and the its profitability was already significantly negative. The beginnings. Its foundation dates back to 2013When Alberto Dalmasso , Samuele Pinta And Dario Brignone they had the intuition to ride the wave of Fintech which seemed to be the new El Dorado of finance. Fintech between lights and shadows: aims for an alliance with banks to restart by Carlotta Scozzari October 14, 2024 Yet, in such a long period of time Satispay has never been able to demonstrate the sustainability of your businessalthough its directors have convinced many private individuals and investment funds to invest in their company. Lee Jared Fixel… To date, the main shareholders, in addition to the founders (Brignone with 8.39%, Dalmasso with 6.93% e Surface with 1.2%) are important names in international finance like the fund Addition of three initiatives (18.94%) which is headed by the venture capitalist Lee Jared Fixelfamous in the world of start-ups for being the number one of Tiger Global, the 16 billion dollar private equity firm, among the first to invest in Facebook, Spotify, Uber And Group. …and the other shareholders. In short, not just any one, nor are the other shareholders who over the years have rounded up securities of various types: the Luxembourg Lightrock Growth Fund with the 7.7%the Chinese technology giant Tencentfamous for Wechat, col 6.2% and the Cayman Fund Capital Partner Greyhound IIIformer financier of Revolut and N26, col 5.6%. Among Italians, the funds stand out Mediolanum with the 2.6% and others 260 small shareholders. The 2021 budget. After almost ten years and a fundraising of 110 million euros, at the end of 2021 Satispay could count on 2.2 million users consumers e 170 thousand merchants register on the platform, but its revenues consolidated by sales and performance they stopped alone 6.3 million euros from 4 the previous year compared to costs for approx 32 million who brought that exercise to a loss almost 26 million euros. Money is needed. Already at the end of 2020, liquidity had been reduced to 2 million euros so much so that during 2021 it was launched a capital increase of 50 million of euros which always attracts big names like the ones already mentioned Lightrock And Tencentstill in the capital, and others released as Telecom Italia Ventures and the company of Jack Dorsey, Square (then Block). More money is needed. With the funds raised, 2022 can be reached, but the members realize that the funds are not enough to reach the end of the year and a new round becomes necessary. In September, the big shot from 320 millionthe unicorn one, which with a capital increase of 140 million allows for settlement the loss of 2022 closed with a 60 million hole of euros and face it with peace of mind 2023 finished with another red for 46.3 million. The weak health of the business. At the end of last year the consumer users, as well as the recorded exercises to the platform, they were almost doubled compared to 2021, at 4.2 million and 300 thousand respectively, but also losses were more or less the same pacecompared to only 22 million in revenues from services and benefits. “Business continuity”. In many years, the trend has never reversed and the growth in customers has never been accompanied by an improvement in company accounts. So much so that in the budget report 2023 of the parent company the administrators felt compelled to introduce a chapter entitled “Evaluation of the assumption of business continuity”. That thanks to a positive net worth of 155 million euros and liquidity of almost 50 million for now it is not questionedbut that may not be the case in the future if 1) the accounts will continue to go badly And 2) was no longer possible the raising of fresh capital. Moreover, this second point is more than probable, because what had helped subscriptions in the past was theabundant liquidity present in the financial system due to low interest rates. Climate change. The latest round that gave Satispay unicorn status came inheld 2022When the deposit rate was still zero. From September 2022 onwards, the climate has changed with the European Central Bank which continued, after the first adjustment in July, to raise rates for two years in a row. And to date we have not yet returned to a market where liquidity is abundant. The recall of the auditors. This is not yet an alarm, but also EYthe auditors of Satispay, wanted to underline in his budget report 2023 that chapter of the explanatory notes on business continuity with a “reminder of information”in which it is underlined that survival is not in doubt for a period of no “less than the next twelve months”. In other words, let’s see the 2024 budget and then understand if the prospects are still unicorn-like. #Satispay #unicorn #loses #shine October 17, 2024
Satispay Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Satispay founded?
Satispay was founded in 2013.
Where is Satispay's headquarters?
Satispay's headquarters is located at 53, Boulevard Royal, Luxembourg City.
What is Satispay's latest funding round?
Satispay's latest funding round is Series D.
How much did Satispay raise?
Satispay raised a total of $466.59M.
Who are the investors of Satispay?
Investors of Satispay include Copper Street Capital, Tencent, Greyhound Capital, Block, Lightrock and 18 more.
Who are Satispay's competitors?
Competitors of Satispay include Stripe, PayNearMe, YapStone, Hypur, TouchBistro and 7 more.
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Stripe operates as a technology company that specializes in online payment processing and financial infrastructure for Internet businesses. The company provides a suite of products that enable businesses to accept payments, manage billing and subscriptions, handle in-person transactions, and integrate various financial services into their operations. Its platform is designed to support startups, enterprises, and everything in between with scalable, API-driven solutions. Stripe was formerly known as DevPayments. It was founded in 2010 and is based in South San Francisco, California.

Veem offers a payment platform for businesses to send and receive money globally. It provides flexible digital payments, competitive exchange rates, payment tracking, and workflow automation. It serves various industries such as e-commerce, freelancers, manufacturing, and others. The company was formerly known as Align Commerce. It was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Pine Labs offers cloud-based point-of-sale (PoS) payment solutions. The company allows merchants to accept credit or debit card payments, as well as methods such as e-wallets, quick response (QR) code payment solutions, and unified payments interface (UPI)-based solutions. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Noida, India.
PayNearMe develops technology to facilitate the end-to-end customer payment experience. It offers a billing and payment platform. Its platform helps users pay with cash for a range of goods and services from companies in e-commerce, property management, consumer finance, and transportation, enabling businesses and government agencies as well as retail stores to digitize cash collection processes. PayNearMe was formerly known as Handle Financial. The company was founded in 2009 and is based in Santa Clara, California.
Previse specializes in accelerating B2B payments through data-driven solutions in the financial technology sector. The company offers services that enable instant invoice payments and supply chain payment optimization using artificial intelligence to assess invoices and facilitate early payments. Previse's solutions cater to large enterprises looking to improve their working capital efficiency and supplier payment processes. It was founded in 2016 and is based in London, England.

PingPong specializes in cross-border payment solutions for businesses. The company offers services such as facilitating international payments through virtual accounts, managing invoices for global clients, processing payments to suppliers and freelancers, and handling tax payments like VAT and GST. PingPong also provides foreign exchange management and integrates with QuickBooks for streamlined bookkeeping. It was founded in 2015 and is based in San Mateo, California.
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