Danish Fintech company
Crediwire raises 50 million DKK

Well, the Danish fintech company Crediwire just raised new capital.

This means an easier everyday life and a brighter future for more small and medium-sized companies in Denmark – and now also abroad.

In fact, over the past 12 months, Crediwire has more than doubled the number of companies using the platform. With ongoing real-time data from more than 14,000 companies, Crediwire creates better financial experiences for the companies themselves but also for their bank and their accountant/bookkeeper.

50 million DKK means expansion of new markets

With data from Crediwire, companies get optimal opportunities to build a stronger business directly with their bank/accountant. For example, companies can reduce the preparation time by up to 10 hours before a bank meeting.

The new investment of 50 million DKK, Crediwire will invest in expansion to Sweden and other European countries. 

“Today we already have the first accounting firms in Sweden that use the system together with their clients,” says Nicholas Meilstrup, CEO of Crediwire.

Huge demand

“There is a huge demand for our service from countries like the Netherlands, Spain, England and France. We can not go after all the markets at the same time, but the great demand emphasizes that there is a great need for small and medium-sized companies to make the collaboration with the bank and accountant/accountant more smooth and ongoing – instead of just once a year,” says Nicholas Meilstrup, CEO of Crediwire.

The goal is to help companies, accountants and banks create a common platform that makes SME financing and advice easier and more proactive.

40 employees in 12 months

“Today we are 16 employees in Crediwire, with our new investment we expect to be 40 in the team in 12 months. The goal is to be able to deliver on the enormous demand we experience,” says Nicholas Meilstrup and adds:

“We are proud and humbled to announce our largest investment round to date. The investment round is composed of a very interesting field of investors from both Denmark and abroad, including also from countries we intend to enter,” says Chairman of the Board Jørgen Horwitz.