Silverflow, a Dutch cloud-native payment processing company, is accelerating its global expansion strategy after signing a new customer in the United States, increasing its workforce by more than 20% and relocating to a larger headquarters to support rising international demand for its payment infrastructure platform.
The expansion comes just two months after the company secured a €37 million ($40 million) Series B funding round in March. Since then, Silverflow has rapidly moved from capital raising toward operational scaling as competition intensifies across the global payments infrastructure market.
Commenting on the company’s growth trajectory, Anne Willem de Vries, co-founder and CEO of Silverflow, said, “Moving into a new office is one of those moments that makes growth feel real. Six years ago, this team was a fraction of the size it is today. We needed more space, more desks, and more room to build—and that’s exactly what we now have. This is what momentum looks like.”
Silverflow’s office expansion, hiring activity, and growing US customer base reflect broader trends shaping the European payments infrastructure sector in 2026. Investors continue directing capital toward companies focused on reducing fragmentation in payment processing, embedded finance, money movement, and AI-enabled transaction workflows.
Industry data indicates that disclosed funding across the European payments and adjacent fintech ecosystem has surpassed €253 million in 2026, including Silverflow’s own €37 million Series B round. Larger comparable deals include Primer’s €86.2 million Series C funding and Sokin’s €83 million debt facility, both of which support international expansion and infrastructure scaling initiatives.
At the same time, earlier-stage funding rounds for companies such as SolvaPay, Ralio, Finperks, and Smartwage demonstrate growing investor interest in specialized payment infrastructure solutions, including agentic payments, prepaid systems, and regulated digital payment technologies.
Within the Netherlands, Amsterdam-based Klearly recently secured a €12 million Series A funding round, further highlighting increasing investor confidence in Dutch fintech and payment startups operating across adjacent infrastructure layers.
Against this backdrop, Silverflow’s post-Series B expansion reflects more than an isolated milestone. Instead, the company is now transitioning from fundraising into large-scale execution alongside a broader wave of European payment infrastructure firms scaling globally.
“We’ve established ourselves in Europe and have already proven the strength of our platform with customers in markets around the world,” adds Anne. “The next step is continuing to scale internationally and delivering on our mission to become the world’s most trusted payment processor.”
Founded in 2019, Silverflow operates as a cloud-native payment processing platform that provides a single API connection to card networks. The company aims to reduce operational complexity and costs while offering businesses simplified integrations and data-rich payment infrastructure capabilities.
Over the last two and a half years, Silverflow has significantly expanded transaction volumes. According to the company, it scaled from processing approximately 180 transactions per day to nearly 2 million daily transactions, representing a near ten-thousandfold increase. The platform is now approaching one billion transactions on an annualised basis.
Looking ahead, the company aims to process €85 billion ($100 billion) in annual payment value as it continues strengthening its enterprise payments ecosystem.
Silverflow’s growth trajectory is also being supported by a rapidly expanding roster of enterprise customers, including Deutsche Bank, Bolt, Payabl, and Buckaroo. These partnerships span acquiring banks, payment providers, and high-growth commerce platforms across Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Anne further stated, “Every hire we make, every square metre we add, is a direct response to what our customers are asking of us. They want faster time-to-market, simpler infrastructure, and better data. We can deliver all of that today, at scale, in markets where legacy processors have been a bottleneck for years.”
Meanwhile, Silverflow continues expanding its product capabilities. The company is currently developing support for China UnionPay and JCB, complementing an existing network suite that already supports Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners, Discover, and several regional debit networks.
Additionally, Silverflow is working on enhanced in-store payment capabilities and new front-end tools as part of its broader product expansion roadmap.
Since announcing its Series B funding round, the company has signed a new US customer and successfully launched services for an existing US client. Furthermore, Silverflow continues pursuing aggressive expansion across the United States while simultaneously strengthening its presence in Southeast Asia, a market the company views as one of the fastest-growing and structurally underserved regions in global payments infrastructure.
Silverflow’s rapid expansion underscores the accelerating transformation within the global payments infrastructure industry. Backed by strong investor confidence, rising enterprise adoption, and growing international demand for cloud-native payment solutions, the company is positioning itself as a major player in the evolving fintech and digital payments ecosystem. As global commerce increasingly depends on scalable, AI-enabled, and data-driven payment infrastructure, Silverflow’s international growth strategy places it at the center of the next phase of fintech innovation.
