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Two’s embedded deferred payment capabilities tailored for B2B transactions offers real-time, AI-driven net terms credit at scale and automats behind-the-scenes tasks to deliver frictionless experience for both merchants and buyers

July 15, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Two Funding has reached €13 million,  bringing the total funding to over €40 million to date. The fintech company elps businesses offer flexible payment terms. The fresh investment will fuel Two’s expansion into the US and select Western European markets. Less than three months after its official launch in the US, the market already represents more than 20% of total revenue for the company. The funding will also support further development of Two’s fully productised B2B payments infrastructure, which includes its proprietary risk engines, Frida and Delphi, an end-to-end business onboarding solution and embedded deferred payment capabilities tailored specifically for business transactions, already deployed by over 200 of merchants across the Nordics and Europe. Two was created with a bold mission of making B2B transactions as seamless as consumer checkouts. Its platform offers instant upfront payments to sellers, flexible net terms for buyers, and AI-powered fraud prevention. With rapid adoption across both large enterprises and SMEs, Two’s infrastructure has already become the go-to standard for B2B commerce in Northern Europe. With this funding, Two wants to improve its credit decision engine, make integrations stronger, and work with more suppliers around the world.

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