Juni

Juni helps e-commerce entrepreneurs manage finances and access credit.
Debt Financing $282M total Founded 2020 Göteborg, Vastra Gotaland 166 employees
Juni is a fintech platform built specifically for e-commerce and online marketing entrepreneurs, combining business banking, credit products, and financial analytics optimized for the unique cash flow patterns of digital businesses. The platform automates accounting workflows through 2,400+ integrations while offering credit cards, capital advances, and cash-back tailored to e-commerce operations. Juni differentiates by deeply understanding the irregular payment cycles and high transaction volumes typical of online sellers, positioning itself as a vertical-specific alternative to horizontal fintech platforms.
Problem solved
E-commerce businesses face unpredictable cash flows with inconsistent incoming and outgoing payments, making standard business banking and financial tools inadequate for their unique needs.
Target customer
E-commerce companies, online marketplaces, digital agencies, and subscription businesses with complex cash flow needs and high transaction volumes
Founders
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Samir El-Sabini
CEO & Co-Founder
Previously COO at a fintech company and co-founder of Adclouds (ad tech) and Trader (e-commerce). Held roles at Arla Foods and founded SUP46 startup accelerator. Master of Laws from University of Gothenburg.
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Anders Orsedal
CTO & Co-Founder
Gothenburg-based technical co-founder. Limited public background available.
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Jonathan Sanders
Co-Founder & COO (Silent Partner)
No longer active in day-to-day operations but remains a silent partner.
Funding history
Seed $2.4M November 2020 Led by Cherry Ventures
Series A Round 1 $21.5M July 2021 Led by DST Global, Felix Capital · Cherry Ventures
Series A Round 2 (Extension) $52M October 2021 Led by EQT Ventures, DST Global, Felix Capital · Cherry Ventures
Series B $106M (Equity) + $100M (Venture Debt) June 2022 Led by Mubadala Capital · EQT Ventures, Felix Capital, Cherry Ventures, DST Global, TriplePoint Capital
Total raised: $282M
Pricing
Interchange fees (minus cashback offered) and SaaS subscription model. Most services free except SWIFT payments and bank-partner fees. FX fees range from 0.24%-3.69%. Credit products available with up to 90 days extended runway at 2% fees.
Notable customers
250+ customers at time of latest disclosed metrics. Named testimonial: Cajsa Horn (CEO & Co-founder of unnamed e-commerce company)
Integrations
2,400+ integrations with accounting tools, digital advertising platforms, website payment processors, and business software
Website
Competitors
Brex
Brex is a horizontal fintech platform serving startups broadly, while Juni is vertically specialized for e-commerce and online businesses with tailored products for their unique cash flow patterns.
Stripe
Stripe focuses on payment processing, while Juni provides comprehensive banking, accounting, credit, and cash flow management specifically for e-commerce operators.
Square
Square serves retail and point-of-sale merchants, while Juni targets online e-commerce and digital marketing businesses with products optimized for their payment and cash flow cycles.
Why this matters: Juni raised $282M and secured Mastercard principal membership status in 2024, validating the thesis that fintech for SMBs requires vertical specialization. The company's focus on automating cash flow complexity for e-commerce—a historically underserved segment—demonstrates the continued shift toward verticalized fintech incumbents.
Best for: E-commerce entrepreneurs and online sellers who need business banking, accounting automation, and flexible credit designed specifically for irregular cash flows and high transaction volumes.
Use cases
Cash Flow Management for Marketplace Sellers
Marketplace sellers with irregular daily payouts and unpredictable seasonal revenue use Juni's accounting automation and invoice-based credit to smooth cash flow. The platform's 2,400+ integrations automatically match transactions across marketplace, payment processor, and accounting platforms without manual reconciliation.
Multi-Currency Operations for International E-Commerce
Cross-border e-commerce businesses juggling multiple currencies can access Juni's Mastercard with transparent FX fees and native multi-currency support. The platform's accounting tools normalize transactions across currencies for consolidated financial reporting.
Scaling Working Capital Without Equity Dilution
Growing e-commerce operators use Juni's invoice-based credit and capital advances as an alternative to venture funding or traditional lines of credit. The cash-back features incentivize higher transaction volumes while improving unit economics.
Alternatives
Brex Brex offers broader fintech services for startups generally but lacks e-commerce-specific features like invoice-based credit and commerce-optimized analytics.
Stripe Treasury Stripe Treasury provides banking infrastructure for platforms but is designed for payment processor integration rather than e-commerce operator banking needs.
Mercury Mercury offers business banking for startups with accounting integrations but lacks e-commerce-specific credit products and cash flow optimization features.
FAQ
What does Juni do? +
Juni is a fintech platform built for e-commerce and online marketing entrepreneurs. It combines business banking (Mastercard), automated accounting, financial analytics, and credit products—all optimized for businesses with irregular cash flows and high transaction volumes typical of e-commerce operations.
How much does Juni cost? +
Most Juni services are free except SWIFT payments and fees charged by partner banks. The platform charges 2% on capital advances with up to 90 days extended runway. FX fees range from 0.24%-3.69% for multi-currency transactions. A subscription model is planned for additional premium features.
What are alternatives to Juni? +
Brex (horizontal startup fintech with less e-commerce specialization), Stripe Treasury (payment infrastructure without operator banking), and Mercury (business banking without commerce-specific credit products).
Who uses Juni? +
E-commerce entrepreneurs, online marketplace sellers, digital agencies, and subscription businesses. Juni has 250+ customers and 3,000+ on waitlist as of last disclosed metrics. Named testimonial includes Cajsa Horn, CEO of an e-commerce company crediting Juni's invoice-based credit as a 'game changer' for cash flow.
How does Juni compare to Brex? +
While Brex serves startups broadly, Juni is vertically specialized for e-commerce with products designed specifically for irregular payment cycles. Juni's 2,400+ integrations with commerce tools, invoice-based credit, and cash-back rewards are optimized for online sellers, whereas Brex offers broader horizontal services with less commerce-specific optimization.
Tags
e-commerce business banking cash flow credit accounting automation marketplace payments working capital