Global Processing Services extends fundraising round with another $100 million
January 13, 2022, 5:15AM EST · 1 min readPayment tech company Global Processing Services said on Thursday that it had increased its latest fundraise by $100 million, taking the total raised in its latest round to $400 million.
GPS’s technology and partnership approach has helped scale some of the largest fintech firms, including Revolut, Curve, Starling Bank, Zilch, WeLab Bank, and Paidy, among others. The company has issued over 190 million physical and virtual cards, and last year processed more than 1.3 billion transactions, generating record revenues.
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