India-based fintech firm Drip Capital has secured a $75 million credit facility from Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Bank), marking a major milestone in its global expansion strategy. The funding includes a $50 million committed line and a $25 million accordion feature to support scalable trade finance operations.
Drip Capital, a leading digital trade finance platform, announced a strategic partnership with Toronto-Dominion Bank through a $75 million debt facility. The deal includes a $50 million committed credit line and an additional $25 million accordion feature, allowing for flexible expansion based on future financing needs. This marks Drip Capital’s first collaboration with TD Bank and pushes its total debt funding beyond $500 million.
The funding will be used to scale Drip’s financing solutions for small and medium-sized exporters across emerging markets. With over $8 billion in trade transactions financed for more than 11,000 businesses in 100+ countries, Drip Capital continues to strengthen its position as a global fintech leader in B2B cross-border commerce.
Key highlights and major takeaways
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Total funding: $75 million from TD Bank
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Structure: $50 million committed + $25 million accordion feature
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Purpose: Expand trade finance for SMEs globally
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Total debt funding now exceeds $500 million
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First partnership between Drip Capital and TD Bank
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Over $8 billion in trade financed across 100+ countries
Sources: Financial Express, TD Bank Group, MarketScreener