Ramp, a fintech startup, raised $750 million in a funding round that valued the company at $44 billion, according to techcrunch.com. The round highlights investor interest in fintech firms integrating artificial intelligence into their offerings. The funding was announced on June 4, 2026, marking one of the largest fintech raises this year.
The funding round was led by a mix of existing and new investors attracted by Ramp's AI-driven financial automation platform. The company has positioned itself as a leader in expense management and corporate card services, leveraging AI to optimize spend and improve financial workflows. Ramp's CEO emphasized that the new capital will accelerate product development and expand market reach.
This raise underscores a broader trend of investor appetite for fintech companies that incorporate AI capabilities, reflecting a shift in the sector toward automation and smarter financial tools. Ramp's valuation places it among the top fintech startups globally, alongside firms like Stripe and Plaid. The infusion of capital also comes amid increased competition in the corporate expense management space.
Ramp disclosed that the fresh funds will support scaling operations and enhancing AI features in its platform. The company plans to use the capital to deepen integrations with enterprise software and expand its customer base across North America. The $750 million raise was finalized in early June 2026, as detailed in the company’s latest filings.