Payhawk

Payhawk

London spend management platform founded in Bulgaria, combining cards, expenses, accounts payable and procurement for mid-sized companies; passed $100m in recurring revenue in 2026 and is raising at a reported $2bn valuation.

Founded2018, Sofia; headquartered in London
FoundersHristo Borisov (CEO), Konstantin Dzhengozov, Boyko Karadzhov
OwnershipPrivate; about US$240m raised from Lightspeed, Greenoaks, QED, Sprints and Earlybird; unicorn since 2022; in talks in January 2026 to raise US$100m-plus at about US$2bn
RevenuePassed US$100m in annual recurring revenue in July 2026
CustomersMore than 6,000 mid-market and enterprise companies in more than 33 countries
What it doesCorporate cards, expense management, accounts payable, procurement and multi-entity controls, with AI agents for approvals and reconciliation, integrated with NetSuite, Business Central, Xero and DATEV
Recent movesAI agents across finance workflows; US expansion; $100m ARR milestone
PricingPriced by module; US prices from US$299 a month (Travel), US$349 (Accounts Payable), US$449 (Cards and Expenses) and US$499 (Procurement); Payhawk Complete on quote
MarketsUK, Europe, US; customers in more than 33 countries, with 150-plus countries and 115 currencies supported
PeersPleo, Moss, Spendesk, Ramp, Soldo

Funding

Announced rounds
US$100m
Round
Series B extension, US$100m, March 2022, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners
Valuation
Valued at US$1bn in March 2022, at its Series B extension
What was Payhawk's last announced valuation?+

Payhawk was valued at US$1bn in March 2022, at its Series B extension.

Why it matters

Payhawk crossed $100 million in recurring revenue in 2026 and is raising at a valuation that would make it Europe’s most valuable spend platform, overtaking Pleo. Its mid-market and multi-entity focus puts it against Ramp and Brex rather than the small-business card companies.

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