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Israeli Fintech Tipalti Raises $200M from U.S. Investor to Boost AI Finance Tools

Israeli Fintech Tipalti secures $200M from U.S. investor Hercules Capital to enhance AI finance tools, expanding global reach with context-aware agents.

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Jerusalem, 25 September, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Tipalti, the Israeli-founded finance automation platform, has secured $200 million in growth financing from Hercules Capital to expand its AI-driven offerings and global reach. Founded in Herzliya, Tipalti has grown into a leading provider of finance automation solutions for mid-market companies. The new funding follows its acquisition of AI-native startup Statement and the launch of upgraded Tipalti AI tools, which use context-aware agents to boost productivity and streamline financial operations.

Tipalti recently surpassed $200 million in annual recurring revenue and now processes payments at a $75 billion annualized volume for more than 5,000 companies worldwide, including Calm, Udemy and AppLovin.

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