Five fintech startups are now in the billion-dollar club — meaning they are valued at more than $1 billion.
Here are the billion-dollar fintech companies and their last valuations, according to data recently released by Dow Jones VentureSource (in $millions):
Rank | Startup | Current Valuation | Raised to Date |
1 | Square | $6,000 | $495 |
2 | Stripe | $3,600 | $200 |
3 | Powa Technologies | $2,700 | $156 |
4 | Adyen | $1,500 | $266 |
5 | Credit Karma | $1,000 | $193 |
TOTAL | $14,800 | $1,310 |
In all, 67 startups around the world are now valued at $1 billion or more, which means that 7.5% are fintech companies. The five billion-dollar fintech companies have raised a total of $1.31 billion of venture funding, or an average of $262 million. Square has raised the most to date: $495 million.
Interestingly, all but one of the billion-dollar fintech companies are in payments.
Oh, and the most valuable startup in the world today? Chinese mobile phone Xiaomi, which scored a $46 billion valuation last December. How do you say “Holy Cow!” in Chinese?
Learn more about fintech startups at Bank Innovation 2015 on March 2-3 in Seattle. Get invited here.