Using loan data with publicly available consumer data and AI, Anyfin’s proprietary platform enables consumers to refinance their existing installments, credit cards and personal loans, based on their actual risk profiles. Via Anyfin’s website or native iOS and Android apps, consumers can select their current loan provider from a dropdown menu, snap a picture of their statement or upload it. Where possible, users receive a refinancing offer from Anyfin with a lower interest rate.
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Anyfin , a Sweden-based fintech startup that enables consumers to refinance their existing loans with a picture, announced on Thursday it secured $30 million through its Series B funding round, which was led by EQT Ventures with participation from Accel, Northzone, Fintech Collective and Global
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Swedish fintech company Anyfin scores $30 million Series B to expand across northern Europe - Tech.eu
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Anyfin adds $8 million to Series A
Anyfin, a Stockholm-based startup that enables consumers to refinance their existing consumer loans with a picture, today announces a €8 million investment in an extended Series A round.