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Episode Six secures additional $30m in funding

HSBC, Mastercard and SBI back the open-banking specialist’s Series B round.

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John Mitchell (c) and his co-founders

Episode Six, a global provider of modern payment processing and banking infrastructure, has secured an additional $30 million of investment, bringing its total capital raised to $40 million. This additional funding comes nine months after the company secured $7 million  of its Series A funding.

Episode Six’s investors include HSBC, Mastercard, SBI Investment and Anthos Capital.

Episode Six will leverage its latest investment to continue to accelerate its global expansion across all regions and key financial markets, supporting clients across a broad range of verticals. The company will continue delivering flexible and extensible technology that powers digital transformation through more than 550 APIs.

“The strong momentum we continue to achieve highlights the rapid adoption of digital transformation in the banking, fintech, insurtech and broader financial services industries,” said Episode Six CEO John Mitchell. “In the coming months, we will take our company to the next level by expanding our team and working closely with our current and future clients to satisfy their accelerated timelines and put into market the payments and financial products their customers demand.”

Episode Six’s global technology solution has the capability to handle different languages, currencies and country-specific regulatory requirements, as well as flexible cloud or on-premise hosting options.

In the past year, Episode Six rolled out its latest technology enhancements, IONIC and Vertices, which allow for unprecedented flexibility in creating state-of-the-art, customer-centric financial and payments products. These technologies also facilitate a high level of configurability for companies looking to digitize their account and payments infrastructure.


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