What is Two?
Two operates as a specialized B2B transactions platform designed to modernize the friction-heavy processes inherent in corporate procurement and wholesale trade. By integrating seamless payment solutions directly into the B2B buying journey, the company addresses the systemic inefficiencies that have historically plagued enterprise-level financial operations. Its market position is defined by a commitment to digitizing trade credit and payment settlement, effectively bridging the gap between traditional banking infrastructure and the agile requirements of digital-first businesses. As the firm scales, its platform serves as a foundational layer for companies seeking to optimize cash flow and reduce administrative overhead in cross-border and domestic transactions.
How much funding has Two raised?
Two has raised a total of $34.6M across 2 funding rounds:
Series A
$19.4M
Other Financing Round
$15.2M
Series A (2023): $19.4M with participation from Sequoia Capital, LocalGlobe, Day One Ventures, Alumni Ventures, Antler, and Shine Capital
Other Financing Round (2025): $15.2M led by Idekapital, Shine Capital Management, Sequoia Capital, Antler, and LocalGlobe
Key Investors in Two
Sequoia Capital
A globally recognized venture capital firm with an unparalleled track record of partnering with entrepreneurs to create market-leading technology companies across multiple stages.
Antler
A global early-stage venture capital firm that partners with exceptional founders across six continents to launch and scale startups addressing meaningful global challenges.
LocalGlobe
A prominent venture capital firm focused on supporting high-growth technology companies, known for its deep expertise in the European startup ecosystem.
What's next for Two?
With the successful closure of this major strategic investment, Two is well-positioned to deepen its market penetration and enhance its product suite. The company is expected to prioritize the expansion of its automated credit decisioning engines and the integration of its payment rails across broader European markets. Given the current enterprise-level funding context, the firm will likely focus on scaling its operational capacity to meet the rising demand for embedded B2B financial services. Future growth trajectories will likely involve strategic partnerships with established financial institutions to further solidify its role as a primary transaction orchestrator in the B2B ecosystem.
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