Cashea Raises $100M in Funding

Cashea, a Venezuela-based fintech company providing interest-free installment financing, has raised $100 million across its Series A and Series B funding rounds to expand access to consumer credit and strengthen its digital commerce platform across the country.

Investors

The financing included a previously undisclosed $40 million Series A led by Spice Expeditions, comprising $20 million in equity and $20 million in debt provided by Architect Capital, followed by a $60 million Series B led by FinSight Ventures. The Series B also saw participation from Spice Expeditions, Endeavor Catalyst, Plug & Play, Krealo, Amador, Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, NuMundo Ventures, Washington University in St. Louis, as well as a broad group of U.S. endowments, global venture firms, and Latin American investors.
Cashea Use of Funds

Cashea will invest the full $100 million in Venezuela to expand access to consumer credit, support merchants with improved liquidity, enhance its digital financial services platform, and introduce new payment and financial products for consumers and businesses.

About Cashea

Founded in 2022 by CEO Pedro Vallenilla, Cashea is a fintech company that enables consumers to purchase everyday goods using zero-interest installment payments through a fully digital platform. Customers can shop online or in-store by scanning a QR code, paying an initial installment, and completing the balance through equal biweekly payments without interest. The company currently supporting over 10 million consumer accounts and 40,000 storefronts.

Funding Details

Company Website: https://www.cashea.app/

Company: Cashea
Raised: $100M
Round: Series A, Series B
Funding Date: July 21, 2026
Lead Investor: FinSight Ventures
Additional Investors: Spice Expeditions, Endeavor Catalyst, Washington University in St. Louis, Plug & Play, Krealo, Amador, Universidad Catolica Andres Bello, NuMundo Ventures
Software Category: Fintech
Source: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/venezuelas-cashea-raises-100-million-from-global-investors-302830934.html