Stash, a digital investment and personal finance platform, announced it has raised $146 million in an oversubscribed Series H funding round. The latest capital infusion was led by Goodwater Capital, a venture firm known for backing consumer-focused fintech startups.
Founded in 2015, Stash offers simplified investing tools, banking services, and educational resources tailored toward individuals who are new to investing or managing their personal finances. With this latest round of funding, the company aims to expand its suite of financial products, enhance its technological infrastructure, and continue its mission of democratizing access to wealth-building tools.
While the company did not disclose a new valuation, the successful closure of an oversubscribed round highlights strong investor confidence in Stash’s growth trajectory and business model. Previous backers of the company include Valar Ventures, Breyer Capital, and T. Rowe Price, among others.
“The support from Goodwater and our other investors will help us scale responsibly, accelerate innovation, and serve millions more Americans,” said Brandon Krieg, co-founder and CEO of Stash. Krieg emphasized the platform’s commitment to providing accessible financial tools for everyday consumers, especially those underserved by traditional wealth management services.
As the fintech landscape continues to evolve, Stash plans to double down on its approach to combine education with long-term investing strategies, encouraging users to build healthy financial habits over time. The company currently serves millions of customers, with offerings that include fractional share investing, retirement accounts, and custodial accounts for children.
The fresh capital will also support hiring and expansion efforts as the company seeks to further penetrate the U.S. market and explore additional features that simplify personal finance management for its users.
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