Fintech company Airwallex, which provides a global platform for payments and financial services aimed at modern businesses, raised $330 million in a Series G round led by Addition, with participation from T. Rowe Price, Activant, Lingotto, Robinhood Ventures, and TIAA Ventures. The funding was completed at a valuation of $8 billion, reflecting approximately 30% growth compared to the Series F round six months ago. The raised capital will support the continued growth of Airwallex in the U.S. and in several key markets worldwide.
Airwallex has been operating in Israel for the past two and a half years under the leadership of Or Liban, who serves as the company’s Vice President for the Middle East and Benelux, and was recently appointed to lead its operations in the Nordic countries.
Jack Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Airwallex: "We believe the global banking of the future will be borderless, intelligent, and operate in real time. Providers of traditional solutions are fundamentally misaligned with the way modern businesses operate, and our investors understand that we are at the forefront of defining this category. We are building a modern alternative: A single platform that powers global banking services, payments, collections, financial management (treasury), and expenses, all running on proprietary financial infrastructure. The raised capital will accelerate our growth, cement our position as technology leaders, and strengthen our presence in the United States and key markets worldwide."
Or Liban, Vice President of Airwallex for the Middle East, Benelux, and the Nordic countries, said: "The large funding round we completed reflects the deep trust the market and investors have in Airwallex. This trust is based on the company’s exceptional growth worldwide, including in Israel, the Middle East, and Europe, as well as the ongoing expansion of our product offerings to our clients."
90% Annual ARR Growth Reaching Over $1 Billion
Airwallex’s business performance in 2025 has attracted significant interest from investors. Among other metrics, the company’s annual recurring revenue (ARR) for 2025 is expected to exceed $1 billion, reflecting a 90% year-over-year growth (calculated based on October revenue). The annual transaction volume processed through the platform has doubled compared to 2024, reaching over $235 billion in October.
Approximately half of the company’s customers use multiple services, demonstrating a deep fit with market needs. The company has issued licenses to over 80 distributors and allows clients to make money transfers in more than 200 countries and regions, as well as conduct large-scale multi-currency transactions. In 2025, Airwallex entered 12 new markets where it obtained regulatory approvals, appointed distributors, and launched products in France, the Netherlands, Japan, Israel, Canada, Korea, New Zealand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brazil, Mexico, and the United Arab Emirates, among others.
AI Agents Performing Intelligent Financial Processes
Airwallex is building a team of AI agents specializing in executing financial processes, laying the groundwork for a fully autonomous finance department. These agents leverage contextual signals in payment systems, treasury management, and organizational spend to enable the automation of complex tasks—from approval, management, and expense reimbursement to compliance and end-to-end task orchestration. Soon, hundreds of these specialized agents will be integrated into the platform, enabling businesses to operate at higher speed and precision while significantly reducing manual work.
The AI agent suite was initially integrated into Airwallex’s expense management platform. The Expense Submission Agent, which is now being launched, collects receipts from various sources, automatically matches them to financial transactions, categorizes expenses, and fills in all necessary fields for seamless submission. The Expense Policy Agent, to be available in the coming weeks, checks the validity of receipts, ensures submissions comply with company policy, and flags potential exceptions for manual review before final approval. Whether managing expenses or payments for purchases, these agents are designed to provide enhanced controls, significantly reduce manual processes, and shorten clients’ month-end closing procedures.
Jack Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Airwallex: "While AI reduces software costs, infrastructure and data become the ultimate differentiators. Airwallex connects all of a client’s financial activities—receivables, payments, and everything in between—and provides our agents with contextual data to act accurately. This unique visibility, built on our scalable financial infrastructure, is the engine behind agent-driven finance."
New Headquarters Opened in San Francisco
Alongside the funding round, Airwallex announced the opening of a second global headquarters in San Francisco, positioning its product, engineering, strategic partnerships, and marketing teams at the heart of global innovation and AI talent. Over the next 12 months, the company plans to double its U.S. workforce to more than 400 employees and is expanding its office space in San Francisco to accommodate this growth. Between 2026 and 2029, Airwallex plans to invest over $1 billion to expand its physical and brand presence in the U.S. and to recruit top talent.
Airwallex is a leading global financial platform for modern businesses. The company is building the global banking of the future to pave the way for a borderless, intelligent, real-time economy. Over 200,000 businesses worldwide, ranging from start-ups to global organizations, use Airwallex to manage global banking and financial operations or to build their own financial products and generate economic value from them.
Founded in Melbourne, Australia, in 2015, Airwallex holds more than 80 licenses across North America, Europe, the Middle East (including Israel), and the Asia-Pacific region, making it one of the most comprehensive financial infrastructures globally. Airwallex’s products include solutions for payment acceptance, collections, global business accounts, corporate cards, and expense management. The company’s headquarters are in San Francisco and Singapore, it employs over 2,000 staff across 26 offices worldwide, and it plans to expand its teams by more than 50% by the end of 2026.