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Navro develops a payments curation platform designed to simplify global money movement for large enterprises. Its core product provides a single connection to manage cross-border payments, intelligently selecting optimal payment rails, currencies, and compliance models. The platform offers specialized solutions including global payouts, local account management, and tailored services for workforce payroll, pension distributions, digital commerce, and capital flows.
The company was co-founded in 2022 by Eddie Harrison and Aran Brown. Their insight stemmed from recognizing the inherent complexity and fragmentation faced by businesses attempting to manage global payments across disparate banking systems, local schemes, and digital wallets. This led them to build a unified system that curates payment routes, offering a more streamlined and controlled approach.
Navro serves large corporations that require efficient and compliant international transactions for their varied operational needs, including managing global payroll, pension payments, and digital business remittances. The company's vision is to bring precision and clarity to global financial operations, enabling businesses to execute complex cross-border payments with enhanced control and visibility, ultimately fostering seamless international growth.
Navro has raised $98.6M across 6 funding rounds.
Navro has raised $98.6M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Navro has raised $98.6M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $41.0M Series B in April 2025.
Navro has raised $98.6M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Navro's investors include Robb Hutchins, AI Fund, Angelic Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, Element Ventures, Embedded Ventures, Gaingels, In-Q-Tel, MS&AD Ventures, Plug & Play Ventures, Signia Venture Partners, Unusual Ventures.
Navro is a UK-based fintech company founded in 2022 that provides a global payments infrastructure platform, enabling businesses to handle cross-border transactions efficiently through a single API and contract.[1][2][3] It allows clients to collect funds in over 35 currencies locally, hold, convert, and pay out in more than 170 countries and 130 currencies, targeting sectors like online marketplaces, employer-of-record platforms, pension providers, payroll, and e-commerce.[1][2] Navro democratizes access to optimal payment solutions—previously reserved for enterprises with over $1bn in annual volume—by simplifying reconciliation, reducing costs, and enhancing checkout experiences for smaller international businesses.[1] The company has raised $78.95M in funding, reaching Series B stage with a recent $41M round, employs around 93-110 people, and generates approximately $19.5M in revenue.[2][3][5]
Navro, originally known as Paytrix, was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in London, with Dublin as its European base.[1][2][3] Key leadership includes Joe Redmond, Ireland and Europe CEO, who brings 30 years of experience in foreign exchange and payments from roles at Bank of Ireland Group and Fexco.[1] The idea emerged to address the complexities of global expansion for mid-sized businesses, particularly those managing multi-jurisdictional payments, by curating top-tier payments infrastructure via one integration.[1][3] Early traction built on the shift to digitized, cashless transactions, positioning Navro to capitalize on fintech innovations like those from Venmo and Revolut, while recent developments include a BVNK integration for stablecoin payments.[1][4]
Navro rides the wave of digitized global payments, where cross-border e-commerce, remote payroll, and international marketplaces demand faster, cheaper transactions amid rising cashless adoption.[1] Its timing aligns with post-pandemic globalization and fintech maturation, countering legacy correspondent banking's 2-3 day lags and liquidity buffers—estimated at a £55bn "payment dividend" opportunity if resolved.[4] Market forces like regulatory pushes for efficient FX and stablecoin integration favor Navro, positioning it against competitors like Airwallex, Nium, and Rapyd in a crowded but fragmented space.[2] By enabling European/Irish firms to scale overseas without payments friction, Navro influences the ecosystem, lowering barriers for SMB internationalization and fostering innovation in multi-currency infrastructure.[1]
Navro's Series B momentum and stablecoin push signal aggressive global expansion, potentially capturing more payroll and treasury flows as real-time rails mature.[2][4] Trends like embedded finance, AI-driven reconciliation, and tokenized assets will shape its path, amplifying efficiency gains in a market projected for sustained cross-border growth. Its influence may evolve from niche curator to infrastructure leader, empowering more businesses to operate borderlessly—echoing its core mission to simplify global transactions for all scales.[1]
