Full-Time
Employer-provided on-demand earned wage access
$50k - $1000k/yr
New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
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Rain provides an Earned Wage Access (EWA) platform that lets employees access part of their earned income before payday. It integrates with employers’ payroll and timekeeping systems (such as Workday and Netchex) to track gross earnings in real time, and employees use a mobile app to view available earnings and request a transfer to their bank account for a small, ATM-like fee. Revenue comes mainly from these transaction fees. Beyond EWA, Rain offers financial wellness tools in its app, including spending analytics, balance alerts, and access to financial coaching and education. The company aims to reduce financial stress for workers, help employers improve retention and productivity, and serve a broad range of clients from small businesses to large enterprises. Its differentiators include seamless payroll integration, real-time earnings tracking, and a bundled suite of financial wellness features.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$120.2M
Headquarters
Manama, Bahrain
Founded
2021
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Health Insurance
Life Insurance
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Naver Ventures has invested in Rain, a US virtual asset payment infrastructure firm, as part of its $250 million Series C funding round. This marks the Silicon Valley investment subsidiary's first investment in a virtual asset company, though the exact amount was not disclosed. Founded in 2021, Rain provides infrastructure technology enabling stablecoin payments through Visa's existing payment network and holds core membership status with the card company. When users pay at Visa merchants with Rain-issued cards, their stablecoins automatically convert to local currency for settlement. Rain previously partnered with Wyoming State government to launch a physical card supporting payments via the state's self-issued stablecoin. Analysts view Naver's investment as strategic positioning to expand stablecoin payment operations globally.
Rain, a stablecoin payments infrastructure company, has released its Agent Control Layer, enabling businesses to set programmatic spending guardrails for AI agents at the infrastructure level. The capability allows companies to define conditions under which AI agents can spend and move money before transactions occur. The system works across Rain's APIs, letting partners configure controls including merchant category codes, approved merchants, transaction amounts and frequency. Parameters are enforced at issuance rather than retroactively. Rain's infrastructure already supports agents booking travel, managing subscriptions and executing procurement workflows in production. The Agent Control Layer extends across Rain's money movement suite, including virtual accounts and stablecoin payments. Y Combinator-backed Sponge is among early customers using the technology to issue virtual cards backed by stablecoin balances.
Rain has expanded its Stablecoin Card network through a partnership with Mastercard, adding credit and prepaid card options alongside its existing Visa-focused model. The deal enables institutional clients to settle payments using stablecoins across Mastercard-linked systems whilst maintaining familiar card experiences. The expansion follows Rain's recent $250 million Series C funding round at a $1.95 billion valuation. The company handles stablecoin conversion and settlement behind the scenes, allowing enterprises to launch compliant card programmes without overhauling existing payment systems. The move positions Rain deeper within global payment infrastructure as stablecoins increasingly support settlement, treasury movement and merchant payments beyond crypto trading. Rain now competes with firms like Stripe and Coinbase in pushing stablecoins into practical business use cases across dual payment networks.
Rain Financial Inc. has acquired Digital Ma'arefa, a Saudi-based financial media company behind The Finance Memo and Crypto Memo, completing the transaction on 30 March 2026. The deal brings Digital Ma'arefa's network of over one million followers and 100,000 newsletter subscribers into Rain's operations. Digital Ma'arefa's three co-founders, Abdullah Mashat, Wael AlMutlaq and Abdullah Fageih, will join Rain, with Mashat appointed managing director. Founded in 2021, Digital Ma'arefa operates several newsletters covering finance, crypto, tourism and artificial intelligence. Rain, a GCC-based crypto brokerage licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain and Abu Dhabi Global Market, raised $110 million in 2022 at a $500 million valuation. The company serves over two million users and has processed $11 billion in trading volume since 2017.
Rain Financial has acquired Digital Knowledge, a financial media company operating prominent newsletters including Financial Newsletter, Crypto Newsletter, and AI Newsletter, which has built an audience exceeding one million followers over the past five years. The deal, which closed on 30 March 2025, will see Digital Knowledge's founders Abdullah Mashat, Wael Almutlaq, and Abdullah Fageih join Rain's team. Mashat has been appointed managing director and will help lead Rain's regional expansion ambitions. The acquisition aligns with Rain's vision to expand access to crypto assets across the Middle East and North Africa region through increased financial awareness and education. Digital Knowledge's team will integrate into Rain's operations over the coming months, with no changes planned to existing newsletters and news platforms.