RemotePass Raises $17.4 Million Series B to Expand HR and Fintech Platform

May 20, 2026
RemotePass has secured $17.4 million in Series B funding led by EBRD Venture Capital, with participation from 500 Global and other investors. The company plans to expand across Europe and the US, invest in financial infrastructure for distributed teams, and accelerate its AI roadmap.

RemotePass has raised $17.4 million in Series B funding led by EBRD Venture Capital, with participation from 500 Global and existing backers. The funding was announced in a press release and will support expansion across Europe and the United States, deeper compliance coverage, and continued investment in financial infrastructure and AI capabilities.

Founded in 2021, RemotePass provides a platform for global employment, payroll, and spend management. The company serves over 35,000 workers in more than 150 countries and has processed over $800 million in cross-border payroll. Clients include Logitech, Tata Group, InDrive, and Careem.

RemotePass launched its SpendCards feature in late 2025, integrating corporate expense cards with payroll and contractor payments in a single system. The platform also includes AI agents that automate onboarding, compliance, and support workflows.

The company reached profitability in early 2025 and is now reinvesting in commercial growth. The new funding will help scale operations in its fastest-growing markets and advance its AI and embedded fintech offerings.

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