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Founded Year

2019

Stage

Debt - IV | Alive

Total Raised

$1.644B

Valuation

$0000 

Last Raised

$700M | 1 yr ago

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-4 points in the past 30 days

About Tabby

Tabby focuses on reshaping consumer shopping experiences. The company offers a 'buy now, pay later' service, allowing customers to split their purchases into four interest-free payments, both online and in-store. Tabby primarily serves the retail industry, with a wide range of businesses from global brands to small enterprises utilizing its technology. It was founded in 2019 and is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Headquarters Location

Building: In5 Tech Floor: 1, Premises No.: HD 09C

Dubai,

United Arab Emirates

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ESPs containing Tabby

The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.

EXECUTION STRENGTH ➡MARKET STRENGTH ➡LEADERHIGHFLIEROUTPERFORMERCHALLENGER
Financial Services / Payments Tech

The buy now pay later (BNPL) — B2C payments market offers a flexible payment solution for consumers, allowing shoppers to make purchases and split the cost into multiple installments, typically interest-free. BNPL solutions provide an alternative to traditional credit cards and enable customers to make purchases without upfront payment or the need for a credit check. BNPL solutions typically offer…

Tabby named as Outperformer among 15 other companies, including PayPal, Affirm, and Klarna.

Tabby's Products & Differentiators

    Split in 4

    Provide customers the freedom to split their purchase into 4 equal payments billed every month at no interest.

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Expert Collections containing Tabby

Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.

Tabby is included in 7 Expert Collections, including E-Commerce.

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E-Commerce

11,263 items

Companies that sell goods online (B2C), or enable the selling of goods online via tech solutions (B2B).

S

Store tech (In-store retail tech)

1,698 items

Companies that make tech solutions to enable brick-and-mortar retail store operations.

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Unicorns- Billion Dollar Startups

1,249 items

P

Payments

3,034 items

Companies in this collection provide technology that enables consumers and businesses to pay, collect, automate, and settle transfers of currency, both online and at the physical point-of-sale.

F

Fintech

13,413 items

Excludes US-based companies

D

Digital Lending

197 items

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Latest Tabby News

Sector trends - September 2024: Consumer Finance

Oct 1, 2024

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: <iframe frameborder="1" height="620" scrolling="auto" src="//www.jdsupra.com/post/contentViewerEmbed.aspx?fid=e3534322-e2e3-4576-9507-e93d75aa7ced" style="border: 2px solid #ccc; overflow-x:hidden !important; overflow:hidden;" width="100%"></iframe> UK & European Financial Services M&A: Sector Trends H2 2023 | H1 2024 — Consumer Finance Inflexion point arrives for UK & European consumer lending. The strong will survive as BNPL and POS finance become the norm for e-commerce. Current market: We are seeing: Significant consolidation activity: Larger lenders swallow competitors (e.g., Credit Agricole Consumer Finance's acquisition of Pledg) Consumer finance providers diversify through partnerships (e.g., Scalapay's BNPL partnership with Marqeta) Buy-now, pay-later reaches an inflexion point: Some well-known brands successfully fundraise despite "difficult" private capital conditions (e.g., Billink, Tabby, Tamara and Zilch all successfully raised capital in the last 12 months) Small number of well-known brands expand organically (e.g., Mondu's launches in UK, Netherlands and Austria) Other well-known brands withdraw from markets (e.g., Block's withdrawal of Clearpay in Spain, France and Italy) or withdraw altogether (e.g., Divido's and Laybuy's high-profile collapses) Insolvency contagion spreads beyond buy-now, pay-later: POS (e.g., collapse of ZestMoney) Consumer PropFinance (e.g., collapse of Fronted) Key drivers / challenges: Consolidation M&A activity centred around payroll finance, as lenders strive for scale (e.g., ViviBanca, Banco Desio e Brianza and Wagestream all inked deals in the last 12 months) Market conditions force consumer lenders to re-think strategies for access to capital—European fintech lending start-ups racked up over €11 billion in debt facilities in 2023: Payroll finance (e.g., Payflow's €20 million debt funding round led by BBVA Spark) BNPL (e.g., Tabby's US$700 million debt funding round led by JP Morgan) Consumer lenders re-calibrate balance sheets: Off-loading of NPLs to industrial scale debt servicers (e.g., BNP Paribas Personal Finance's sale of €120 million of consumer NPLs to KRUK / InvestCapital) Forward flow arrangements (e.g., Jefferies' and Santander's participation in £272 million funding round in Updraft, by way of £250 million forward flow) "Interesting" universe of potential buyers / investors: UHNW (e.g., Tom Hunter's participation in £800 million debt and equity funding round in Abound) Non-bank FIs (e.g., Royal London's acquisition of Responsible Lending) Non-FIs (e.g., Etisalat's acquisition of 63.3% of Beehive) Trends to watch: Exponential BNPL take-up is met by political and regulatory scrutiny—the UK a hotbed of controversy: Regulator: UK Financial Conduct Authority's use of powers under UK Consumer Rights Act 2015 to secure changes to potentially unfair / unclear contract terms in BNPL sector Government: UK Treasury's proposed regulation of low-cost credit contracts, including Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Buy Now, Pay Later Political: UK Labour Party's accusations of UK Government dragging its feet on regulation of BNPL sector Our M&A forecast Consolidation M&A to continue in the short / medium term, on account of regulatory and cost of funding pressures materially increasing operating costs. The strong will survive as BNPL and POS finance become “the norm” for e-commerce. Consumer Finance – Publicly reported deals & situations Healthy buyer / investor appetite Market commentary: Strategics: Citigroup: Consumer credit, Debt participation in £800 million debt and equity funding round in Abound (May 2024) Varengold Bank: BNPL, Participation in €29.5 million funding round in Billink (January 2024) Param: BNPL Acquisition of Twisto (August 2023) Banks: J.P. Morgan: BNPL, Participation in US$700 million debt funding round in Tabby (December 2023) Jefferies Financial and Santander CIB: Consumer credit, Participation in £272 million funding round in Updraft, by way of £250 million forward flow (December 2023) BBVA Spark: Payroll finance, Participation in €20 million debt funding round in Payflow (September 2023) UHNW: Tom Hunter: Consumer credit, Debt participation in £800 million debt and equity funding round in Abound (May 2024) Creditas / Pavel Hubacek: Consumer credit, Acquisition of Ney (September 2023) Non-bank FI: Non-FI: PE / VC: GSR Ventures and Hambro Perks: Consumer credit, Equity participation in £800 million debt and equity funding round in Abound (May 2024) EDC Investments, Vistara Growth, White Owl Group and Epic Ventures: Credit-card-as-a-service, Participation in US$85 million Series C funding round in Brim Financial (April 2024) Investcorp: Payroll paymentsolutions, Acquisition of majority stake in VEDA (January 2024) Hassana Investment: BNPL, Participation in US$250 million Series D+ funding round in Tabby (December 2023) Quilam Capital: Consumer credit, Participation in US$272 million funding round in Updraft (December 2023) Wellington Management: BNPL, Participation in US$200 million Series D funding round in Tabby (November 2023) eBay Ventures: BNPL, Participation in equity funding round in Zilch (October 2023) Silverstripe Investment Management: Mortgage lending, Participation in US$52 million funding round in Perenna (September 2023) Susquehanna Private Equity: Pre-paid debit card app for kids, Participation in US$24 million Series A funding round in HyperJar (September 2023) TA Associates and Warburg Pincus: HR mobile payments, Consortium acquisition of Epassi Group (August 2023) Market: Smaller lenders consolidate market share Wagestream: Payroll finance / consumer credit, Acquisition of Keebo (October 2023) Eleving Group: Consumer credit, Acquisition of ExpressCredit (July 2023) Larger lenders consolidate market share ViViBanca: Payroll finance, Acquisition of Ifiver (April 2024) Banco Desio e Brianza: Payroll finance, Acquisition of Dynamica Retail (January 2024) Credit Agricole Consumer Finance: POS lending, Acquisition of Pledg (February 2024) Banca Sistema: Pawnbroking, Acquisition of Banco Invest’s pawn loans business (November 2023) Smaller lenders stockpile lending firepower Market commentary: By 2027, digital wallets are expected to comprise half of all UK e-commerce spend, worth £203.5 billion. Projections also estimate that digital wallet usage will more than double at UK point-of-sale, rising from 14% to 29%. (Finextra– March 2024) By 2028, the BNPL userbase will increase by 107%, from 380 million users in 2024. (Finextra–March 2024) Brim Financial: Credit-card-as-a-service, Successful US$85 million Series C funding round led by EDC Investments (April 2024) Billink: BNPL, Successful €29.5 million funding round led by Varengold Bank (January 2024) Tabby: BNPL, Successful US$700 million debt funding round led by JP Morgan (December 2023) Tabby: BNPLSuccessful US$50 million Series D+ funding round led by Hassana Investment (December 2023) Updraft: Consumer credit, Successful £22 million equity and debt funding round led by Quilam Capital (December 2023) Tamara: BNPL, Successful US$340 million Series C funding round led by Sanabil Investments and SNB Capital (December 2023) Tabby: BNPL, Successful US$200 million Series D funding round led by Wellington Management (November 2023) Zilch: BNPL, Successful equity funding round led by eBay Ventures (October 2023) Perenna: Mortgage lending, Successful US$52 million funding round led by Silverstripe Investment Management (September 2023) Payflow: Payroll finance, Successful €20 million debt funding round led by BBVA Spark (September 2023) HyperJar: Pre-paid debit card app for kids, Successful US$24 million Series A funding round led by Susquehanna Private Equity (September 2023) Partnership model Scalapay: Payments, BNPL JV with Marqeta (October 2023) Ray of hope Consumer finance providers tap industrial-scale debt servicing Sellers: Acquirers: Falling dominos of BNPL Market commentary: European fintech lending startups have racked up over €11 billion in debt facilities in 2023, but many are running unviable models and will never become profitable. (Juniper Research–April 2024) Divido: BNPL, Collapse / wind-down (June 2024) Laybuy: BNPL, Collapse / wind-down (June 2024) ZestMoney: Consumer finance, Collapse into administration (December 2023) Fronted: Consumer PropFinance, Collapse / wind-down (December 2023) Block: BNPL, Shutting down of Clearpay in Spain, France and Italy (August 2023) External intervention Regulators: UK Financial Conduct Authority: Used powers under UK Consumer Rights Act 2015 to secure changes to potentially unfair and unclear contract terms in BNPL sector (October 2023) Governments: UK Treasury: Proposed regulation of low-cost credit contracts, including Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Buy Now, Pay Later (March 2024) UK Labour Party: Accusations against UK Government dragging their feet in regulating booming BNPL sector (August 2023)

Tabby Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Tabby founded?

    Tabby was founded in 2019.

  • Where is Tabby's headquarters?

    Tabby's headquarters is located at Building: In5 Tech, Dubai.

  • What is Tabby's latest funding round?

    Tabby's latest funding round is Debt - IV.

  • How much did Tabby raise?

    Tabby raised a total of $1.644B.

  • Who are the investors of Tabby?

    Investors of Tabby include J.P. Morgan Chase, Arbor Ventures, Mubadala Capital, STV, Peak XV Partners and 20 more.

  • Who are Tabby's competitors?

    Competitors of Tabby include MNT Halan and 6 more.

  • What products does Tabby offer?

    Tabby's products include Split in 4 and 4 more.

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Tamara

Tamara serves as a shopping and payments platform operating in the financial technology sector. The company provides a mobile application offering flexible payment solutions, allowing customers to divide their bills into multiple installments without delay fees, in compliance with Islamic law. Tamara primarily serves the e-commerce industry, with global and regional brands to local small and medium businesses. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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MNT Halan

MNT Halan operates as a fintech company that focuses on digitizing traditional banking and cash-based markets. The company offers a range of services including digital payment solutions, lending services to the unbanked and underbanked, and an e-commerce platform. It primarily serves the financial sector and the e-commerce industry. It was founded in 2017 and is based in Cairo, Egypt.

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Cashew

Cashew specializes in flexible payment solutions within the financial services sector. The company offers a range of products including buy now pay later options, interest-free installment plans, and comprehensive financial management services. Cashew primarily caters to individual consumers seeking manageable payment options for their purchases. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Postpay

Postpay is a financial services company operating in the e-commerce industry. The company offers a 'buy now, pay later' service, allowing customers to split their purchases into three interest-free payments. This service is primarily targeted at online shoppers. It was founded in 2019 and is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Shahry

Shahry focuses on providing digital credit services. The company's main service is a buy-now-pay-later application allowing customers to purchase consumer goods and services in installments with no down payment. It serves the retail industry, offering its services to customers shopping at various merchants. It was founded in 2019 and is based in Cairo, Egypt.

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