CrediLinq Secures $8.5 Million in Series A To Advance Embedded Finance For B2B
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CrediLinq, an AI-powered embedded finance platform for B2B, shared that it has secured USD $8.5 million in Series A funding. The round was led by OM/VC and MS&AD Ventures, with new backers including Citi North America and Rustem Family Office. Previous investors such as 1982 VC, Epic Angels, 500 Global, and Big Sky Capital also joined again.
With this new funding, CrediLinq plans to grow further into the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. The company also aims to grow its teams in sales, marketing, product, and tech, while investing heavily in its technology — especially in improving its AI-powered credit tools.
CrediLinq Aims To Expand Embedded Finance And Boost SME Access To Credit
Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer Deep Singh said this funding helps the company grow embedded finance globally, giving digital-focused small businesses easier, more transparent access to funding. He added that the team is excited to build new partnerships, enter more markets, and improve both talent and tech.
Co-Founder Vikram Kotibhaskar explained that CrediLinq’s Credit-as-a-Service tools work by connecting directly into partner platforms using APIs, transactional data, and smart credit algorithms. This makes it fast and easy for users to access credit during checkout, while helping partners keep customers longer and grow more easily.
CrediLinq’s services are used in areas such as procurement, supply chain, e-commerce, freelancing, banking, accounting, and payments. For e-commerce, it already works with platforms like Amazon, Lazada, and TikTok Shop.
CrediLinq Wants To Power Modern Lending By Embedding Credit Into Digital Platforms
Mark Munoz from OM/VC said CrediLinq’s tech-driven approach fits their vision, especially since clients are already seeing fast returns. Lee Smallwood from Citi praised the way CrediLinq uses AI to serve digital-first businesses. Also, Jon Soberg from MS&AD Ventures added that embedding lending into digital workflows is exactly what modern businesses need.
CrediLinq offers a unique tech platform that lets B2B platforms and banks build credit products for small business clients. It is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and can raise and use institutional capital to support SME growth. The company is also ISO 27001 certified and a member of the Singapore Fintech Association.
Furthermore, CrediLinq’s latest funding will accelerate its global expansion and technology development. With strong investor support, the company aims to empower digital-native SMEs through seamless, AI-driven embedded finance solutions. Its innovative platform enhances credit access while helping partners grow, positioning CrediLinq as a key player in modern B2B lending.
