United Fintech Adds Danish Growth Capital as Institutional Backer
United Fintech has secured a strategic minority investment from Dansk Vækstkapital (Danish Growth Capital), marking the firm’s sixth institutional investor as it continues to scale its global fintech infrastructure platform. The investment follows the recent entry of Barclays into United Fintech’s shareholder group, joining BNP Paribas, Citi, Danske Bank and Standard Chartered.
The addition of Danish Growth Capital further broadens United Fintech’s capital base beyond global banks, bringing in a Nordic institutional investor with a long-standing focus on growth-stage and technology-driven businesses. The company said the investment reinforces confidence in its industry-neutral model, which connects through a shared infrastructure.
United Fintech operates as a platform and ecosystem for banks, asset managers and managers, aiming to simplify procurement and accelerate the deployment of new technology. The growing roster of institutional investors highlights how established financial players are increasingly backing infrastructure-led approaches to fintech adoption.
Growth Momentum Driven by Acquisitions and Global Expansion
The investment comes during a period of accelerated growth for United Fintech. In 2025, the company completed two acquisitions, expanding its portfolio to seven fintech businesses and strengthening capabilities across commercial banking, capital markets, and wealth and asset management. These additions are designed to assist clients modernise infrastructure, deploy innovation more efficiently, and adopt AI-powered answers through a single point of access.
United Fintech has also continued to expand its geographic footprint, now operating 11 offices worldwide with a workforce of more than 200 employees. The company said the backing from Danish Growth Capital will support further international scaling and investment in product innovation as demand for secure, enterprise-grade fintech infrastructure grows.
Mikael Deigaard, Partner at Dansk Vækstkapital, said: “United Fintech is creating a powerful, highly scalable to adopt essential new technology while assisting tech founders scale their products effectively. With United Fintech’s exceptional growth potential and its visionary and accomplished management team, this investment is a strong fit for us, and we are excited to support the company in its further growth journey.”
Positioning for the Next Phase of Fintech Infrastructure Adoption
United Fintech’s management said the new investment supports its long-term vision of building secure, scalable infrastructure that allows financial institutions to adopt new technology at speed. The company positions itself as a bridge between fintech founders and large financial institutions, offering a platform that combines capital, integration, and distribution.
Christian Frahm, Founder and CEO of United Fintech, said: “Bringing Dansk Vækstkapital onto our cap table marks an significant step in broadening our investor base with experienced financial backers who share our long-term vision. United Fintech is scaling globally, and the combination of strategic bank investors and strong institutional capital gives us a unique foundation to accelerate that mission.”
As increasingly focus on modernising legacy systems and deploying AI-driven capabilities, United Fintech is positioning its ecosystem as enabling infrastructure rather than point answers. With six institutional investors now on board, the company backed by both strategic industry participants and long-term financial capital.
