What is Toku?
Founded in 2020 in Chile, Toku addresses the operational friction inherent in recurring payment collection. What originated as a streamlined tool for automated reminders has matured into a comprehensive, robust platform designed to solve the silent but pervasive pain points faced by organizations managing thousands of customer accounts monthly. By digitizing and automating the payment lifecycle, Toku enables enterprises to improve cash flow predictability and reduce administrative overhead, positioning itself as an essential utility in the modern digital economy.
How much funding has Toku raised?
Toku has raised a total of $64.3M across 3 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$7M
Other Financing Round
$9.3M
Series A
$48M
Angel/Seed (2023): $7M with participation from Honey Island Capital, Clocktower Technology Ventures, FundersClub, and F-Prime Capital Partners
Other Financing Round (2024): $9.3M led by Gradient Ventures, Y Combinator, F-Prime Capital Partners, Clock Tower Ventures, and FundersClub
Series A (2025): $48M supported by Oak HC/FT, F-Prime Capital, Y Combinator, Gradient Ventures, 4UM Investimentos, and Clocktower Group
Key Investors in Toku
Oak HC/FT
A premier venture growth-equity fund focused on transforming healthcare and financial services technology through strategic counsel and extensive industry networks.
F-Prime Capital
A global venture capital firm with a deep bench of investors, engineers, and scientists dedicated to backing transformative technology and healthcare companies.
Y Combinator
A renowned startup accelerator and seed funding provider that has been instrumental in launching and scaling some of the world's most successful technology companies.
What's next for Toku?
With the successful closure of this major strategic investment, Toku is well-positioned to accelerate its product roadmap and expand its market footprint. The capital will likely be deployed toward scaling engineering capabilities, enhancing the platform's automated reconciliation features, and deepening its penetration within the Latin American market. As the company transitions into a more mature growth phase, the focus will shift toward maintaining its competitive edge in payment technology while exploring potential integrations that further simplify the financial operations of its enterprise partners. The continued support from its diverse investor base provides not only the necessary liquidity but also the strategic guidance required to navigate the complexities of regional financial services expansion.
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