Natech Banking Solutions, a leading banking platform in Southern Europe, announced the successful completion of its Series B capital raise during a press event. The round secured over $33 million to support Natech’s growth trajectory and innovation in digital banking solutions.
The funding round includes $26 million in equity and $7 million in long-term low-interest loans, reinforcing Natech’s position as a catalyst for digital transformation in the European banking sector. Strategic investors from the banking and fintech industries participated in the financing, underscoring market confidence in Natech’s business model, team, and ambitious growth plan.
According to Thanasis Naurozoglou, CEO and President of Natech, this round is part of a multi-layered, targeted growth strategy aimed at driving expansion, technological innovation, and leadership in the financial services industry. The funds will also support the official launch of Snappi, Greece’s first neobank with full banking license from the European Central Bank, a joint venture between Natech (45%) and Piraeus Bank (55%).
Aligned with its operational planning, Natech is already preparing for its next funding round, targeting further development of its advanced AI-powered platform and strengthening its international presence. The upcoming Series C round is expected to focus on Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS), supporting the company’s vision for next-generation financial services.
Currently serving more than 40 financial institutions globally, Natech offers a proven track record, 100% client retention, and a fully integrated cloud-native banking platform that enables banks and fintechs to deliver modern, customer-centric financial products quickly and cost-effectively.
This latest funding will strategically strengthen Natech’s service delivery mechanisms, accelerate R&D activities — particularly in AI, BaaS, and modular banking solutions, expand its footprint in embedded finance — a sector projected to surpass $7 trillion globally by 2030, and deepen its presence in key markets such as Germany, Italy, and Central and Eastern Europe.