Settle offers a suite of secure payment products and cash flow management tools tailored for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) brands. Its products operate as a service that helps brands handle payments and monitor retailer and distributor margins, reducing the time spent on financial spreadsheets and enabling a focus on brand growth. Settle differentiates itself by concentrating on emerging CPG brands facing supply chain disruptions and changing retail dynamics, providing visibility into margins to navigate profitability challenges in the retail and distribution ecosystem. The company’s goal is to simplify cash flow management for CPG brands through payment services, supporting smoother operations and healthier growth in the face of wholesale and retail margin pressures.
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2019
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Settle's $100m forward flow signals blockchain credit shift. November 2, 2026 Settle, an inventory financing provider for consumer and ecommerce brands, has agreed a forward-flow arrangement with structured credit platform 3Jane that could unlock up to $100m in capital, a deal that puts stablecoin liquidity behind mainstream merchant lending. Under the deal, 3Jane will commit $50m of capacity at the outset, and that figure can grow to $100m. 3Jane has already bought $18m of loans from Settle's existing book and will keep acquiring qualifying new loans as Settle writes them. The arrangement matters because of how it recycles capital. Each time Settle sells loans to 3Jane, it releases funds that can go straight into new originations. This lets Settle lend more without having to carry every loan on its own balance sheet. Settle's model fills the gap between paying for stock and selling it. The company settles supplier invoices and inventory bills on behalf of brands at the point of purchase. Brands then pay Settle back over time, either through longer payment windows or a set schedule of instalments. To date, Settle has deployed more than $4bn across thousands of consumer and ecommerce businesses. 3Jane channels capital to FinTech lenders through a conduit that is revolving, divided into tranches and built on blockchain infrastructure. Its pitch is that originators can access the economics of a private, unrated securitisation without each one having to build and pay for its own dedicated programme, a cost that often puts such structures beyond the reach of smaller lenders. Settle CEO and founder Alek Koenig said, "Our customers need to pay for inventory before they can sell it. The forward flow with 3Jane gives us a more capital-efficient way to finance that gap at scale." 3Jane CEO Jacob Chudnovsky added, "Settle has built a lending business serving thousands of consumer brands. 3Jane uses stablecoin liquidity to finance those loans through a structure designed to lower Settle's financing costs." Enjoying the stories? Investors. The following investor(s) were tagged in this article.
Settle, a New York provider of inventory financing for consumer and e-commerce brands, has secured a forward-flow agreement with structured credit platform 3Jane. The facility offers $50 million in initial capacity, with an option to expand to $100 million. 3Jane has bought $18 million of Settle's existing loans and will purchase eligible new loans going forward. Selling loans frees up capital for new originations, expanding Settle's lending capacity. Settle pays suppliers upfront, and brands repay through extended payment terms or scheduled installments. It has provided more than $4 billion in funding to thousands of brands. 3Jane funds fintech lenders through a blockchain-powered conduit. It uses stablecoin liquidity, in a structure designed to lower Settle's financing costs.
Settle, a cash flow and working capital platform for inventory-based businesses, has launched a public API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Companies can now link Settle to their own software, data warehouses, and AI assistants such as Claude. The move targets consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands, which often juggle Shopify, ERP, accounting, inventory, and logistics tools. Finance teams and their AI agents can use Settle's payables data to reconcile faster, forecast cash, and answer questions like "what do we owe our suppliers next month?" in seconds. Early customers are building custom cash flow dashboards and AI agents for daily operations. Chief executive officer Alek Koenig called the launch the foundation for "agentic procure-to-pay." Settle has processed more than $8 billion in payments and over $4 billion in originations.
Settle secures $240m credit facility to scale lending. October 2, 2026 Settle, a platform that helps product businesses manage cash flow and working capital, has obtained a $240m credit facility to expand the financing it can offer and to reach larger customers. The funding comes from an unnamed major international financial institution and an asset manager based in New York. Settle says the facility substantially increases its overall lending capacity, so it can support larger companies and launch financing options that conventional lenders have historically not offered. This is the latest in a run of institutional backing for the company, and it reflects Settle's expanding platform and growing credit history. In 2022, Settle closed a $280m revolving credit facility co-led by Citibank and Atalaya. A year later, it obtained a $145m facility from Silicon Valley Bank. The company has now originated more than $4bn in total, which makes it one of the most active and trusted providers of working capital to product businesses in the US. Settle built its platform specifically for companies that sell products. Its combined toolkit covers bill payment, accounts payable automation, invoice tracking and flexible working capital financing, so brands can control their payables and get the funding they need to expand. The company says it has helped thousands of US businesses access growth capital. Settle's investors include Ribbit Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Caffeinated Capital, Stripes, Founders Fund, SciFi Ventures, Citi Ventures and Activant Capital. Settle CEO and co-founder Alek Koenig said, "This is a huge win, not only for the larger accounts we support, but for the SMB space as well. We continue to see small and medium-sized businesses being overlooked by traditional capital markets, and that is exactly the problem we set out to solve. This facility strengthens our ability to serve businesses at every stage of their growth and unlocks financing solutions that these businesses simply cannot find anywhere else today." Enjoying the stories? Investors. The following investor(s) were tagged in this article.
SETTLE secures $240 million credit facility from leading international financial institution and nyc asset manager. Oct 01, 2026, 12:19 ET New Financing Adds to Settle's Broader Lending Capacity, Enabling the Company to Serve Larger Businesses and Deliver Products Not Previously Available in the Market NEW YORK, Oct. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Settle, the leading cash flow management and working capital platform for product businesses, today announced it has secured a $240 million credit facility from a leading international financial institution and New York asset manager. The new facility adds meaningfully to Settle's broader lending capacity, enabling the company to serve larger businesses and deliver financing solutions that traditional lenders have long failed to provide. The facility is the latest in a series of institutional commitments that underscore Settle's growing credit track record and expanding platform. The company previously closed a $280 million revolving credit facility co-led by Citibank and Atalaya in 2022, and a $145 million credit facility from Silicon Valley Bank in 2023. With total originations passing $4 billion, Settle has established itself as one of the most active and trusted working capital providers for product businesses in the United States. "This is a huge win, not only for the larger accounts we support, but for the SMB space as well," said Alek Koenig, CEO and co-founder of Settle. "We continue to see small and medium-sized businesses being overlooked by traditional capital markets, and that is exactly the problem we set out to solve. This facility strengthens our ability to serve businesses at every stage of their growth and unlocks financing solutions that these businesses simply cannot find anywhere else today." ABOUT SETTLE Settle is a cash flow management and working capital platform purpose-built for product businesses. The company's integrated suite, including bill pay, AP automation, invoice tracking, and flexible working capital financing, gives brands the tools to manage their payables and access the capital they need to grow. With total originations exceeding $4 billion, Settle has helped thousands of businesses across the United States unlock the capital they need to scale. Settle is backed by leading investors including Ribbit Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Caffeinated Capital, Stripes, Founders Fund, SciFi Ventures, Citi Ventures, and Activant Capital. Learn more at settle.com. MEDIA CONTACT SOURCE Settle Inc.
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$846M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2019
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