Debt Financing

Series A

Seed

Series D

Others

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Series F

Series C

Pre-IPO

Series E

Europe

Rest of World

Levant

Herzliya

Ruthi (Simha ) Furman

Ido Vigdor

Alex Ginzburg

Eran Raz

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Lendbuzz

AI/IoT

San Francisco

PayZen

Finance

Fintech

Healthcare

Financial Services

Healthtech

PayZen fights healthcare inequity through zero-cost patient financing for all, with a payment platform that offers affordable patient options and increases provider revenue.

Behalf

Balance

Tel Aviv

PayEm

Payments

Management

PayEm is the comprehensive solution that transforms how your organization manages expenses, empowers employees, and takes charge of financial decisions. In a world where bottlenecks and inefficiencies have become the norm, we offer a breath of fresh air.

Defacto

Petah Tikva

PE Round

CTERA Networks

Cloud Data Services

Cloud Services

Cybersecurity

Enterprise Software

Information Technology

CTERA enables enterprise IT to provide secure file services from any cloud. Trusted by the Fortune 100 and leading service providers, the CTERA Enterprise File Services Platform is a private cloud IT-as-a-Service platform for storing, syncing, sharing, protecting and governing data across endpoints, remote offices and servers. CTERA was founded by IT security experts in 2008, and is backed by Benchmark Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Venrock, Cisco, and Vintage Investment Partners.

Kriya Finance

Pagaya

ColorChip

Manufacturing

OpTier

Analytics

Casavo

Earnix

SaaS

Software

Earnix is an analytical enterprise platform for pricing analytics and optimization used by insurance and retail banking organizations.

ECI Telecom

Security

Clarizen

Samanage

Teads US

Advertising

Series H

PowerDsine

CyberArk Software

Clicktale

Zoomo

Delivery

GigaSpaces Technologies

cVidya

BroadLight

Cellwize

YCD Multimedia

Digital Media

Provigent

Whale Communications

Internet

Red Bend Software

Mobile

RR Media

Content

Duetti

Sweet Inn

Hospitality

StoreAge

Eglue Business Technologies

Attunity

Information Services

Telit

Identify Software

Apps

Borderfree

E-Commerce

Odin Medical Technologies

Followap

Messaging

SuperDerivatives

Cyota

XMPie

Obligo

BIScience

Wintegra

Infrastructure

SodaStream

Consumer Electronics

CAL Cargo Airlines

Pharmaceutical

Everstores

Velti

EZChip

InsureWorx

Become

Arava Power

Energy

N-Trig

Computer

Radcom

Lendai

Upstream Commerce

TheTime

DesignArt Networks

KIDBOX

Global-e

The cost of healthcare in the U.S. has been rising rapidly, but the portion of those costs footed by patients has increased even faster. Just two decades ago, fees paid by patients accounted for only 5% of hospitals’ and doctors’ revenue, but by 2017, those fees made up 35% of revenue.

This trend inevitably led millions of U.S. citizens to accumulate significant medical debt, which now totals at least $220 billion, according to estimates by independent health policy research firm, KFF.

While there’s no straightforward solution to this burgeoning debt problem, a 5-year-old startup, PayZen, aims to make healthcare more affordable by enabling patients to pay their bills in interest and fee-free installments over time.

The company’s product, which it’s branding as “care now, pay later,” has had strong traction with consumers — PayZen claims that revenue has expanded sixfold in each of the past two years.

That strong growth recently helped PayZen close a $32 million Series B, led by NEA, that also saw participation from existing backers, including 7WireVentures, Signal Fire and Viola Ventures. In conjunction with the equity round, the company secured a new $200 million warehouse credit facility from Viola Credit and a syndicate of insurance companies.

The round values the company upward of $200 million, according to a person familiar with the deal.

PayZen secures $32M Series B, $200M debt facility to grow its ‘care now, pay later’ product

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PayZen, the fintech company tackling healthcare affordability with personalized, no-cost patient financing solutions, has raised a $220 million growth round to strengthen its leadership position as it pioneers the new category of Affordability Financing. The round is composed of $20 million in equity financing and a $200 million credit facility. The oversubscribed equity component was led by 7wireVentures, while Viola Credit provided a $200 million warehouse credit facility to support continued market expansion. This latest investment round reflects the significant and rapidly accelerating industry demand for PayZen’s affordability financing platform since it was introduced last year.

PayZen Raises $220 Million Growth Round for Personalized Healthcare Affordability

Today PayZen, a technology company tackling healthcare affordability with AI-powered solutions, announced an oversubscribed Series B, led by NEA, with full participation from existing investors including 7wireVentures, SignalFire, Viola Ventures, and others. The round includes $32M Equity and a new $200M credit warehouse from Viola Credit and a syndicate of insurance companies. This additional credit facility will support its continued rapid growth and market expansion.

PayZen Raises $32M Equity and $200M Credit Facility to Revolutionize Patient Payments

PayEm, as it came to be known, launched in 2019 — Jobani partnered with fellow developer Omer Rimoch to get the idea off the ground. Creating a spend and procurement platform from scratch might’ve been a big risk, but it appears to have paid off for Jobani, who claims that PayEm now has “hundreds” of customers and fast-growing revenue (up 550% over the last year).

To set the stage for further growth, PayEm has closed a $20 million Series A equity round and taken out a $200 million credit line, the company announced today. Viola Credit, Mitsubishi Financial Group, Collaborative Fund, Pitango First, NFX, LocalGlobe and Glilot+ are among those who contributed the $220 million in funds, which Jobani says will be put toward expanding PayEm’s card operations, serving larger customers and improving the employee experience within the core digital product.

Reimbursement and spend management platform PayEm secures $220M in equity and debt

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