Fintech Gem MarketInvoice Damps Brexit Concerns, Secures £7.2 Million in Funding

MarketInvoice Is Ramping Up to Cross the £1 Billion Mark

Today the UK’s biggest peer‑to‑peer invoice‑financing platform announced a fresh haul of £7.2 million from MCI.TechVentures Fund, the venture arm of Polish private‑equity titan MCI Capital. This is the first big raise since the Brexit vote, and it puts a European venture investor straight into the heart of the UK fintech engine.

What the Cash Will Do

Secure market dominance: MarketInvoice aims to be the unchallenged king of UK invoice financing.
Speed up the marketing engine: more ads, more outreach, more deals in progress.
Keep the product train moving: enhance tech, add new features, and tailor everything to customers’ needs.

Fast‑track recap: the platform has already pumped out £850 million in working‑capital loans and is poised to hit a full £1 billion by year‑end.

Expanding the Reach

As peers‑to‑peer markets tighten, MarketInvoice plans to widen its net to include everything from boot‑strapped start‑ups to growing medium‑sized corporates. This means more businesses can jump‑start cash flow by financing invoices, freeing up time to focus on the core fun of running a company.

Key Voices

Sylwester Janik, Senior Partner, MCI Capital: “MarketInvoice is a shining example of true innovation… it’s rewriting the old‑school story of finance. After iZettle and Azimo, this is a natural continuation of our fintech strategy, adding a strong new piece to our portfolio.”

Anil Stocker, Co‑Founder & CEO, MarketInvoice: “Bringing on a European investor like MCI has given us a much‑needed boost. It shows there’s still real appetite for UK fintech investments. MCI’s track record with Europe’s most exciting tech firms makes this partnership a win for all.”