NORBr, a Dutch payment infrastructure provider, secured $3.2M in funding led by Alstin Capital. The funds will enhance NORBr's no-code platform, enabling faster payment integrations, boosting PayOps efficiency, and supporting global market entry efforts.
Amsterdam-based NORBr has raised $3.2M to modernize payment infrastructure. The funding round, led by Alstin Capital, included support from previous investor Portfolio. NORBr’s innovative no-code platform simplifies global payment system integration, addressing costly and time-intensive challenges faced by operators. CEO Nabil Naimy stated, “Our lean approach delivers impactful solutions that enable legacy upgrades and market expansions for clients.” With plans to expand features like compliance tools and omnichannel integrations, NORBr is well-positioned to capitalize on the global payments market, which is projected to reach $2.2T by 2027.
The global payment landscape is riddled with high costs and inefficiencies. NORBr’s platform offers a solution through rapid integration capabilities and tools like Mapper™, which connect multiple payment service providers (PSPs) in days instead of months. The no-code approach reduces technical demands, enabling businesses to manage online and in-store channels seamlessly. Andreas Schenk of Alstin Capital praised NORBr’s resilience and adaptability, highlighting its potential to modernize legacy systems and facilitate global scalability.
NORBr has successfully supported high-profile clients, including luxury brands, health-focused firms like Welltech, and financial service providers like Equals Money. These partnerships demonstrate the platform’s versatility and capacity to handle complex payment flows. NORBr’s unique selling points, such as its fast integration and omnichannel solutions, provide merchants with a competitive edge. Schenk emphasized, “NORBr’s enterprise-level technology is paving the way for modern, secure payment infrastructure.”
With the fresh funding, NORBr aims to bolster its platform with advanced omnichannel features, enhanced compliance tools, and automated operations. The investment will also facilitate strategic hires to support client needs and product innovation. The company’s roadmap includes breaking barriers for market entry and streamlining payment management globally. NORBr’s efforts underline a transformative step in the rapidly evolving payment tech industry.
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