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Tired of Subscription Chaos? Meet Finix Billing. Your No-Code Solution for Modern Revenue Models Managing recurring payments often feels like juggling spreadsheets, manual interventions, and disconnected tools, resulting in billing errors, missed payments, and operational slowdowns. For modern businesses that rely on subscription-based revenue, this inefficiency is more than a nuisance, it’s a growth blocker. That’s why Finix created Recurring Billing: a powerful, no-code tool that simplifies subscription management from end to end. Whether you're a SaaS platform, marketplace, or membership-based business, Finix helps automate billing cycles, reduce churn, and improve cash flow, so you can focus on scaling, not spreadsheets. Expanding Horizons Finix’s Finix Billing is now available to businesses in both the U.S. and Canada, bringing powerful, no-code subscription tools to even more companies looking to modernize their billing and unlock new revenue streams.

Introduction: empowering innovation in higher education payments Higher education institutions are facing mounting challenges: declining enrollment rates, rising accounts receivable (A/R) balances, and outdated payment systems that frustrate both students and administrators. Enter Meadow, a trailblazing startup founded in 2021. Their mission? To empower colleges and universities with modern, student-friendly tools that simplify payments and alleviate administrative burdens. To bring this vision to life, Meadow sought a powerful partner capable of navigating the complexities of collegiate payment infrastructure—a partner they found in Finix. This is the story of how Meadow scaled their operations and redefined the student financial experience by leveraging Finix’s cutting-edge payments platform.

At Finix, our mission is to create the Global Operating System of FinTech—and we always like to emphasize the importance of the word global in our aspirations. Today, we’re proud to announce that Finix is now officially available in Canada. This is our first international expansion and a momentous achievement for the team and our customers. In many ways, this milestone is more than 10 years in the making, as it represents the solution to a systematic challenge with payments that’s been on my mind since I entered the space.

During our Series B, we set out to get more traditionally marginalized investors onto our cap table as a concrete way to increase representation in the venture capital ecosystem and work to close the racial wealth gap.  Inspired, in part, by the Diversity Rider, we decided to allocate 10% of our last round—and we commit to allocating 10% of all future funding rounds—to Black and Latinx investors via a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). I’m proud to share that we’ve brought on 80 Black and Latinx investors. Today, we’re sharing the details behind this initiative in an attempt to encourage founders of other fast-growing, early-stage startups to do the same.

Vertically-focused software providers – companies like MindBody and Veeva that deliver purpose-built solutions for specific industries – are increasingly bringing payments in-house to increase profits, grow market share, and delight customers. And the best way to bring payments in-house today is to become a payment facilitator.

2019 was an amazing year for Finix! We grew to more than 60 Finixians around the country–including recent executive hires from Stripe, Uber, and Fastly, expanded to five countries, and last July, we raised a $17.5 million Series A. All this to help our customers capture more of the $2T global payments market and provide a superior user experience to their customers. We are grateful and humbled customers like Clubessential, Lightspeed POS, Kabbage, and Passport trust us with their most mission-critical business functions.