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Setpoint Secures $31M in Series B Funding to Revolutionize Credit Infrastructure

Key Highlights:

  • Setpoint raises $31M in Series B funding led by 645 Ventures.

  • Strategic investments from Citi, Wells Fargo, and other major financial institutions.

  • Setpoint’s software drives efficiency in the credit ecosystem, automating debt facility management.

  • Total capital raised now $76M, reinforcing Setpoint’s market leadership.

  • Funds to enhance R&D, expanding engineering and data science teams.

Source (Business Wire)

Notable Quotes:

“Setpoint’s software is poised to change that, driving efficiency and accuracy for major credit ecosystem stakeholders like Citi.”

Patrick Brett, Managing Director at Citi SPRINT

"Their deep domain expertise allows them to continue developing relevant technology, which is enhancing the efficiency and automating the workflow of credit operations."

C. Thomas Richardson, Head of Principal Technology Investments at Wells Fargo Strategic Capital

"Setpoint has become a cornerstone in the asset-backed ecosystem, earning the trust of the biggest financial institutions."

Jon Smith, Principal at 645 Ventures

Our Take:

Setpoint's recent $31 million Series B funding round marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of credit infrastructure. By attracting strategic investments from top-tier financial institutions like Citi and Wells Fargo, Setpoint is not only solidifying its position as a leader in the fintech space but also addressing the critical inefficiencies that have long plagued the credit market. The company's innovative software solutions, Asset OS and Capital OS, are setting new industry standards, making credit transactions faster, more accurate, and less prone to error. This funding will undoubtedly accelerate Setpoint’s mission to modernize the financial systems that underpin the global economy, positioning them as a key player in the future of credit operations.