We believe in financial inclusion. This is why we are committed to building an alternative financing solution for companies of all sizes.
Founded in 2016, Qupital’s mission to provide cross-border e-commerce sellers with high quality financial services has so far led to serving over 500 clients and offering more than US$500M in funding.
Our vision is to empower cross-border e-commerce sellers with our Fintech, bringing them a financing solution that is easier to apply, more efficient and at a lower cost. We help cross-border e-commerce companies to raise affordable working capital from professional investors through our online platform.
The investors on our platform include family offices and institutional investors.
Qupital has been unanimously affirmed by long-term investors.
“We look forward to working with Qupital to broaden its source of capital base and create unparalleled investment opportunities for CreditEase. We will be working with Qupital to further utilize the technologies to enhance risk management, user experience and operational efficiency.”
“Through this follow-on round of financing and the business opportunities that Alibaba Group has facilitated, we have confidence in the future success of Qupital.”
“MindWorks have always had a strong conviction in Qupital’s team and the company, it has been a pleasure to be a part of their journey from the very beginning. Qupital’s ability to form strong strategic partnerships at such an early stage is critical for future growth.
Founded in Hong Kong
Seed round led by
Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund
and Mindworks Ventures
Achieved US$5M total loan disbursed
Seed round led by
Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund
and Mindworks Ventures
Opening of Shenzhen
office
API integration with Amazon
Opening of Shanghai office
Achieved US$100M total
loan disbursed
Strategic partnership with LianLian Global
Strategic partnership with eBay
Strategic partnership with PingPong
Achieved US $500M+ total loan disbursed
Strategic partnerships with Airwallex and Fuiou Pay
New Shopify merchant solution
Asia’s first e-commerce securitization facility entered with Citi
Series B round led by Greater Bay Area Homeland Development Fund