Tipalti

Tipalti

Global payables automation for mid-market companies: supplier onboarding, tax forms, invoice processing and mass payments in more than 200 countries and territories, with about $200m in recurring revenue and more than $90bn in payments a year.

Founded2010; headquartered in Foster City, California; R&D in Israel
FoundersChen Amit (CEO), Oren Zeev
OwnershipPrivate; about US$750m raised including a US$200m debt facility from Hercules in September 2025; valued at US$8.3bn at its 2021 round
RevenueAbout US$200m in annual recurring revenue; more than US$90bn in payments a year
CustomersAbout 5,000 companies including marketplaces, ad networks and software companies with large supplier bases
What it doesSupplier self-onboarding and tax compliance, invoice capture and approvals, global payments and FX, expenses and procurement, with reconciliation into the ERP
Recent movesAI invoice processing and fraud detection; procurement and expenses modules; debt financing rather than equity in 2025
PricingPlatform fee from about US$99 a month plus transaction fees; enterprise pricing on quote
MarketsPays suppliers in more than 200 countries and territories; offices in the US, Canada, UK, Netherlands, Israel, Georgia and Colombia
PeersBILL, Coupa, Stampli, Zip, AvidXchange

Funding

Announced rounds
US$270m
Round
Series F, US$270m, December 2021, led by G Squared
Valuation
Valued at US$8.3bn in December 2021, at its Series F
What was Tipalti's last announced valuation?+

Tipalti was valued at US$8.3bn in December 2021, at its Series F.

Why it matters

Tipalti built a $200 million revenue business on the hardest part of payables, paying thousands of suppliers across borders with the tax paperwork attached. Its 2021 valuation of $8.3 billion has not been tested since, and its choice of debt over equity in 2025 says something about where private valuations sit.

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