Hands In, the fintech innovator in split payment solutions, has successfully raised over £1 million in its latest funding round.
This investment will accelerate Hands In’s expansion across key sectors, improve its technology, and scale operations to support a growing enterprise customer base.
The round includes backing from CONCRYT, a pioneering fintech initiative led by industry experts, reaffirming strong confidence in Hands In’s vision.
The round includes backing from prominent fintech angel investors, including Ryta Zasiekina, a distinguished angel investor and founder of CONCRYT. Ryta brings over a decade of leadership experience in payments and banking, having been featured in The Times and Forbes as a thought leader in fintech and emerging technologies.
Hands In previously secured £500,000 in pre-seed funding in 2023 from high-profile fintech angels, including David Birch and David Parker, bringing total raised capital to over £1 million in just two years.
“This investment marks another exciting milestone for Hands In,” said Samuel Flynn, Founder and CEO. “Our success with Air Europa demonstrated the power of our multi-card solution in reducing payment failures and increasing conversions. With this new funding, we’re poised to scale our split payment technology, onboard more enterprise clients, and redefine split payments globally.”
A Fintech Driving Real-World Impact
Founded in 2022, Hands In enables seamless multi-card payments, reducing cart abandonment and improving conversion rates for merchants in travel, ticketing, and hospitality. The company has already delivered significant results, recovering declined transactions and driving over $6 million in incremental revenue for major players like Air Europa.
Building on this momentum, Hands In has expanded into new verticals, securing strategic partnerships with leading payment providers including Checkout.com, Ecommpay, CellPoint Digital, BR-DGE, YUNO, and DEUNA.
Scaling for Growth in 2025 and Beyond
Hands In will use this investment to activate signed contracts set to go live in 2025, secure additional enterprise deals, and achieve £1 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR). The company is focused on enhancing its product suite and deepening integrations with top payment service providers to reshape group payments at a global scale.