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Top 5 U.S. Fintech Venture Capital Deals (Week of May 4th)

This week’s fintech funding tells a familiar story: capital is still flowing, but only to the teams solving real problems with real traction. No hype rounds, no vanity checks — just disciplined investors backing companies that automate financial work, modernize credit, and rebuild the infrastructure under the hood of U.S. finance. One standout nine‑figure raise set the tone, followed by a cluster of mid‑sized rounds that show where fintech’s next cycle is actually taking shape. Below are the five largest U.S. fintech deals of the week, ranked by total funding.

1. Rogo

• Location: New York, NY
• Description: AI‑powered financial research automation platform used by analysts, asset managers, and financial institutions.
• Funding Amount: $160 million
• Funding Round: Series D

2. Yendo

• Location: Dallas, TX
• Description: Vehicle‑secured credit platform expanding into broader digital banking services for underserved consumers.
• Funding Amount: $50 million
• Funding Round: Series B

3. Basis Theory

• Location: United States
• Description: API‑driven fintech infrastructure enabling secure data handling, tokenization, and compliance for financial applications.
• Funding Amount: $33 million
• Funding Round: Series B

4. Campfire

• Location: United States
• Description: AI‑enabled accounting and embedded‑finance platform supporting automated financial operations.
• Funding Amount: $65 million
• Funding Round: Series B

5. Oolka

• Location: United States
• Description: Credit marketplace integrating with multiple U.S. banks to streamline consumer and small‑business lending.
• Funding Amount: $14 million
• Funding Round: Series A

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