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Current Raises $80 Million Series E at $1.5 Billion Valuation as Growth Surpasses 70% for Third Straight Year

Current Raises $80 Million Series E at $1.5 Billion Valuation as Growth Surpasses 70% for Third Straight Year Image: Primary
Current has secured $80 million in Series E funding at a $1.5 billion valuation. The financing was led by Springcoast Partners. As part of the transaction Springcoast Partners will join Current's board of directors. The round builds on prior investments from Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global Management, Avenir, Foundation Capital, Wellington Management, Sapphire Ventures and QED Investors. Current reported its third consecutive year of growth exceeding 70 percent. The company is advancing toward profitability in 2026. Chief executive officer and co-founder Stuart Sopp said over the last several years the company has focused relentlessly on building products that solve real financial problems for everyday Americans. That focus has driven three consecutive years of more than 70 percent growth, strong unit economics and a crossing over to profitability. In conjunction with the equity financing Current expanded its financing partnership with Cross River. The company also expanded and extended its multi year commitment from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund. Current plans to use the proceeds to expand its banking, payments, liquidity and credit offerings while increasing investments in artificial intelligence and data infrastructure. The company serves millions of consumers through products designed to improve cash flow management, expand access to liquidity, encourage savings and help customers improve overall financial outcomes. Current has been at the forefront of innovation in banking with a modern cloud native platform and product depth that better serves the needs of customers, said Chris Dederick, partner at Springcoast Partners. Current has built a platform with comprehensive banking solutions that are making real differences in people's lives, added Holger Staude, managing partner at Springcoast Partners.
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