Yuno Raises $45 Million Series B

Yuno operates payments and financial-services infrastructure for enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets. According to The SaaS News, its platform connects businesses to more than 1,000 payment methods and 460 integrations through a single API, and includes intelligent routing, one-click checkout, and AI-powered fraud detection.

Ecosistema Startup describes Yuno's product as an orchestration layer that gives merchants a centralized integration rather than requiring separate system rebuilds for each market. It reports that the platform supports international operations across about 190 countries.

That architecture addresses a familiar implementation problem for global payments teams: payment acceptance, fraud controls, gateway performance, and local-method coverage can become fragmented across markets. In comparable deployments, a centralized orchestration layer can reduce integration overhead, but teams still need to validate routing logic, authorization-rate measurement, data governance, and regional compliance requirements in their own environments.

According to The SaaS News, Yuno will direct the new capital toward research and development, next-generation payments technology, and expansion of its global financial infrastructure. The publication reports that the stated areas include in-person payments, agentic commerce capabilities, and scaling its presence in the United States.

The round also brings Gulf-based investors into the financing. Falak reports that Rasmal Ventures participated alongside Further Ventures and GrowthX Capital, and characterizes Rasmal as a Qatar-backed institutional investment firm. Its article also reports that Yuno had established a regional office in Qatar before Rasmal's investment, although this detail was not independently corroborated by the other retrieved reports.

For ML and data teams building payment products, the reported agentic-commerce focus is notable because automated purchasing workflows raise requirements beyond checkout conversion. Comparable systems typically require clear transaction authorization boundaries, fraud-model monitoring, audit trails, and controls for agent identity and delegated payment permissions. No technical specification, model details, or launch timing for Yuno's reported agentic-commerce capabilities was included in the retrieved coverage.

Yuno was founded in Colombia by Juan Pablo Ortega, according to The SaaS News. Ecosistema Startup identifies Ortega as CEO and Julian Nunez as COO, and describes both as former Rappi employees. The retrieved reports do not provide a valuation for the Series B.