Mondu

Mondu's core business revolves around offering flexible payment solutions to business customers across various sales channels, including online checkouts, telesales, and field sales. The company's product suite allows merchants to offer their business buyers popular payment methods such as purchase on invoice with net terms of 30-90 days, SEPA direct debit, and installment plans for 3, 6, or 12 months. In July 2025, Mondu expanded its offerings with "Pay Now," an account-to-account (A2A) instant payment solution. For buyers, Mondu provides MonduFlex to defer supplier payments and the MonduCard, a business credit card. This comprehensive approach aims to bring the seamless experience of B2C payments to the B2B sector.

The business model is designed to benefit both sellers and buyers. Merchants who integrate Mondu's solutions get paid upfront, are protected from default risk, and can offload the operational tasks of collections and dunning. This helps improve their cash flow, increase conversion rates, and boost average order values. The company generates revenue through a merchant discount rate (MDR), typically ranging from 1.5% to 3.0%, which depends on factors like transaction volume and payment terms offered. Mondu operates across several European countries, including Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, the UK, Belgium, Switzerland, and France. In August 2024, the company secured an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license, enabling it to passport its services across the EU and introduce new products like e-wallets.

Since its inception, Mondu has secured significant funding from investors. By March 2023, the company had raised a total of $90 million in equity and debt financing from backers including Valar Ventures, Cherry Ventures, and FinTech Collective. A major milestone was reached in December 2025, when Mondu secured a €100 million debt facility from J.P. Morgan Payments to further scale its operations and European expansion.