Fin.com 

What is Fin.com, the payments company?

Fin.com is a private payments infrastructure company that lets businesses send and receive cross-border payments through bank transfers, local payment rails, and stablecoins. Nabeel Alamgir and Mustafa Dar founded Fin.com in 2025, and the company is headquartered in New York with offices in Las Vegas, Dubai, Dhaka, Bangalore, and Lahore. Fin.com emerged from stealth on September 15, 2026, alongside the announcement of a $20 million seed round. The company targets South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East as key markets.

Is Fin.com a cryptocurrency or does it have a token?

No. Fin.com is an equity-funded private company with no public token, no ICO, and no on-chain contract. Stablecoins run inside Fin.com's payment products, but the company has not issued a token of its own, and no token launch has been announced. Two unrelated namesakes share similar tickers: the legacy FIN token listed on Crypto.com and Finceptor (FINC) — neither belongs to Fin.com, the payments company profiled here.

Who founded Fin.com?

Nabeel Alamgir and Mustafa Dar founded Fin.com in 2025. Alamgir previously co-founded Lunchbox, the restaurant-technology company, before starting Fin.com as chief executive. Dar serves as the company's co-founder. The founding team is based out of Fin.com's New York headquarters, with operational offices across the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, and India.

What stablecoin payments products does Fin.com offer?

Fin.com sells white-label payments infrastructure through several products: Pay In for collecting funds via bank transfer and stablecoins, Pay Out for payouts to local rails in 30+ countries including bulk payouts and stablecoin-to-fiat off-ramps, Crypto Payments, Named USD SWIFT, multi-currency virtual accounts in USD, AED, EUR, and INR, and API wallets. Pricing runs roughly 0.01%–0.3% per transaction depending on corridor and volume, per the company's own materials.

Is Fin.com publicly traded or available on exchanges?

No. Fin.com is a privately held startup, and its equity is not listed on any stock exchange. The company also has no token, so no Fin.com asset trades on any crypto exchange, centralized or decentralized. The only way Fin.com has raised capital to date is its private $20 million seed round from venture and angel investors. DropsTab classifies Fin.com as not yet trading.

Who invested in Fin.com's seed round?

Per DropsTab data, Fin.com raised $20M in a single seed round dated September 15, 2026. According to Fortune, Expa — the startup studio of Uber co-founder Garrett Camp — led the round, with Camp participating personally. Other backers include Coinbase Ventures, Tenet Fund, Second Sight Ventures, and angel investor Bam Azizi, founder of Mesh; Figure's founders and Gulf and African royal family offices also joined. The valuation was not disclosed.

What does Fin.com's seed round signal about the company's maturity?

The round marks Fin.com as a seed-stage company transitioning out of stealth, roughly a year after its 2025 founding. The backer mix signals intent on both fronts: Coinbase Ventures gives Fin.com credibility with crypto-native partners, while Expa and Garrett Camp bring consumer-fintech operating experience from the Uber ecosystem. Unnamed clients — financial-services firms, consumer platforms, and prediction markets — collectively reach 800M+ users, per the company.