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- Alpaca raised $52 million in a Series-C funding round.
- The round included major investors such as Derayah Financial, 850 Management, and NIC.
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Funds will drive global expansion and the enhancement of Alpaca’s brokerage-as-a-service offerings.
Alpaca, the U.S.-based financial technology company specializing in brokerage infrastructure, has successfully raised $52 million in a Series-C funding round. The round saw participation from new and existing investors including Derayah Financial, 850 Management, National Investments Company (NIC), Unbound, and Portage Ventures.
The funding will accelerate Alpaca’s global expansion in key markets such as the United States, Middle East, and Asia, and will be used to scale its product offerings tailored to institutional clients and financial enterprises.
Commenting on the announcement, Yoshi Yokokawa, Co-founder and CEO of Alpaca, stated:
“This latest round allows us to deepen our global efforts and support our partners and clients with the tools and infrastructure they need to thrive in modern financial markets.”
Alpaca provides Brokerage-as-a-Service solutions, enabling institutions to offer trading, equity and ETF custody, and options execution through API-based infrastructure. The company’s technology empowers fintech platforms, broker-dealers, hedge funds, and investment advisors to build seamless trading experiences for end users.
With this round, Alpaca’s total funding has surpassed $170 million. The company operates licensed subsidiaries across multiple regions and serves over 5 million end users, supporting hundreds of financial institutions in more than 40 countries.
The participation of regional players such as Derayah Financial and NIC signals strong demand for embedded brokerage solutions in emerging markets, especially within the MENA region. Alpaca is now positioned as a key player in redefining global financial infrastructure and democratizing market access through modern APIs.
