To further advance its planned growth in 2022, Anybill has received further financing. Seed financing from 1.9 million euros to five million euros. The Munich-based startup was able to attract additional investors: Mutschler Ventures, Wenvest Capital, and the Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund, as well as other business angels, are on board.
In addition to the Payone founders, who already invested last year, the startup was able to attract another industry expert with many years of experience in payment network operations, AVG, as an investor. Existing investors such as Ilavska Vuillermoz Capital also participated again in the round.
“Solving a really big problem”
Bernd Wendeln, Managing Director, and Christophe Aumaître, Principal of Wenvest Capital, via Anybill:
"The Anybill team immediately impressed us and convinced us that with Anybill they could become the fintech player in the market, solving a truly tangible and significant problem. The vast amounts of useless receipts that become waste must be converted into a digital format to provide benefits to all stakeholders. We look forward to an active collaboration in the coming years."
And Sylvie Mutschler, Managing Director, and Maximilian Engelken, Managing Director of Mutschler Ventures, say:
“We are looking forward to working with a fantastic founder and her co-founder and management team, who we trust to make Anybill a category leader.”
Anybill is looking for new team members
Anybill's nearly 30-person team is at the heart of the company's growth plans. The funding will primarily be used to expand the team, with a particular focus on new team members in sales, customer success management, and technology.
Anybill has developed a solution that enables companies to create a digital receipt for every payment – in merchant, banking, and payment apps, or even without an application. The company was founded in 2019 by Lea Frank, Tobias Gubo and Patrick Göttler and has locations in Regensburg and Munich.