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Ukrainian-French fintech startup Aiffin received €3.1 million for scaling and development.

Ukrainian-French company Aiffin has raised €3.1 million to expand its activities in Europe.

Aiffin, a fintech startup, announced raising €3.1 million in funding to scale its platform and develop its business. The company is valued at €30 million.

The funding includes €625,000 in investments from angel investors and a crowdfunding campaign, which saw participation from representatives of 9 different countries, including France, the United Kingdom, and the USA. The company also received €2.5 million in debt obligations to support leasing agreements. The funds will be directed towards development in France, optimization of infrastructure for business leasing, and expansion of the partner network.

Aiffin’s co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Ihor Nikolaiev, emphasized that the new funding will facilitate the creation of a technological core, enabling financial partners to make faster and more accurate decisions. The team of engineers and product development will also be strengthened for further European expansion.

Founded in 2025 in Paris, Aiffin uses Open Banking and artificial intelligence technologies to automate financial solutions such as credit scoring and risk assessment. While the company’s headquarters are in France, a significant portion of the team works in Ukraine.

Sources of Funding Amount
Angel investors and crowdfunding €625,000
Debt financing €2,500,000
Total €3,125,000

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