Twinco Capital

twincocapital.com ↗ ·Madrid ·Series B

Twinco Capital is a Madrid-based fintech providing supply chain finance to suppliers of large corporations, uniquely funding them from the purchase order stage rather than only at invoice — advancing up to 60% of order value upfront and the balance on delivery. It uses proprietary risk intelligence and real-time operational and ESG data to underwrite supplier performance risk in emerging markets, with a focus on textile, apparel and retail supply chains. Founded in 2016 by two women, it raised €165M in June 2026 (a €15M Series B led by Dutch development bank FMO plus a €150M securitisation facility led by Banco Santander), bringing total equity raised to roughly $73M.

Founded
2016
Founders
2
Total funds raised
€232M
Rounds
7
Investors
9
Last round
Jun 2026
SectorsFintech, Supply Chain Finance, Trade Finance, Embedded Finance, ESG / Sustainable Finance Start-up MapFintech › SME lending & financing

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Founders

Carmen Marín
Co-founder & COO
Sandra Nolasco
Co-founder & CEO

Global models 5

C2FO
United States · c2fo.com ↗
Supplies working capital to suppliers of large corporations by funding their receivables early. It earns a discount or fee on each financed payable.
$537MComparable
Marco
United States · www.marcofi.com ↗
Provides trade finance to SME exporters and importers, mainly in Latin America. It advances cash against orders and invoices and underwrites with its own risk data. The total includes debt facilities.
$200MComparable
Taulia
United States · taulia.com ↗
Supply chain finance platform that lets corporate buyers' suppliers get paid early, funded by third-party capital. It was acquired by SAP in 2022.
$146MComparable
Drip Capital
United States · www.dripcapital.com ↗
Finances SME exporters in emerging markets such as India and Mexico against their export orders and invoices. It uses its own underwriting and draws on debt and securitised funding lines.
$60MComparable
Stenn
United Kingdom · www.stenn.com ↗
Financed invoices for SME suppliers in emerging markets selling to international buyers, backed by large debt facilities. It collapsed into administration in 2024.
$50MComparable

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