BankTech Ventures Invests $13.5M in New Fintechs
By FF Newsroom · 18 October 2023

BankTech Ventures, a strategic investment fund focused on enhancing community banks, announced today its continued commitment to community banks’ more vibrant futures with a total investment of $13.5 million in six fintech companies in the second half of 2023. BankTech has invested over $40 million in companies that have been specifically selected due to their work with community banks. These new investments are focused on helping community banks in areas of revenue, deposit growth, security, compliance, data analysis and customer marketing.
BankTech’s recent investments include:
- $2.5M in Vero Technologies' Series A Round: BankTech led Vero Technologies' Series A funding round, which raised $8.5 million in total. Vero Technologies powers wholesale finance for banks to offer to inventory-based businesses.
- $2M in Finosec's SAFE Round: BankTech was the sole investor for the $2 million SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) round for Finosec which improves financial institutions’ information technology governance, audit and exam readiness.
- $2M in Micronotes' Series C Round: BankTech joined Micronotes' Series C funding round, which raised $7.5 million. Micronotes turns digital channels into personalized revenue generators using big data, AI, and automation.
- $1M in Equabli's SAFE Round: BankTech invested in Equabli's SAFE round, which raised a total of $3.35 million. Equabli is a B2B platform for financial firms’ credit management, collections and recovery.
- $1M in Revio's Series A Round: BankTech also co-led Revio's Series A funding round, contributing $1 million to a total of $2.5 million raised. Revio provides unique insights and analysis into a bank’s current bank transactions and uncovers deposit and revenue opportunities in an immediately actionable way.
- $5M in BillGo's Series B Round: BankTech participated in BillGo's Series B extension funding round, which successfully raised $37 million. Billgo enables modern, real-time customer bill pay.
Companies in this story: BankTech Ventures
People in this story: Carey Ransom