Airwallex, a global financial platform for modern businesses, has raised $300m in a Series F funding round, taking its total funding to over $1.2bn and placing the company’s valuation at $6.2bn.

The latest round features a mix of primary and secondary investment, with $150m in secondary share transfers. Investors include Square Peg, DST Global, Lone Pine Capital, Blackbird, Airtree, Salesforce Ventures, and Visa Ventures, as well as several leading Australian pension funds.

Founded in Melbourne, Airwallex has established itself as a key player in the FinTech space by offering cross-border financial infrastructure and services. Its core offering enables businesses to move money globally through a network built from the ground up, with direct integrations into local clearing systems and card networks. The firm supports local account creation in over 60 countries and processes transactions in more than 150 markets.

The company plans to use the new capital to continue expanding into markets such as Japan, Korea, the UAE, and Latin America. It also aims to boost its go-to-market operations across Europe, North America, and South East Asia, while further enhancing its financial infrastructure and software.

Airwallex has been experiencing rapid growth, reporting $720m in annualised revenue as of March 2025, a 90% year-on-year increase. The firm expects to hit $1bn in revenue run rate this year and currently supports over 150,000 businesses globally. Its gross profit in the Americas and Europe has grown at a CAGR of over 250% over the past four years.

Airwallex co-founder and CEO Jack Zhang said, “The global financial system wasn’t built for today’s borderless economy. Too many businesses are held back by legacy infrastructure that’s slow, costly, and fragmented. At Airwallex, we’re building a new foundation for the global economy – one that’s fast, seamless, and built for scale. This investment marks a major milestone in our journey to redefine global finance, and to empower businesses everywhere to grow without limits.”