Sokin, a global business payments company, has recently obtained a long-term debt facility of USD 100 million from Oxford Finance, a specialist lender.

This financing is anticipated to significantly boost Sokin’s expansion across North America, Asia, the Middle East, and South America. The funds are also expected to expedite the acquisition of additional regional licenses, establish new banking partnerships, and support the scaling of global infrastructure. Furthermore, the investment will facilitate the creation and launch of innovative products, particularly those with embedded payment functionalities.

The deal is part of a broader trend towards quality investments in the fintech sector, where the number of deals declined by 23% in 2025. Investors are now concentrating their capital on companies with robust business models. This round of funding arrives at an opportune moment for Sokin as it aims to enhance its embedded finance capabilities.

Supporting growth strategies and advancements in integrated payments

According to the official press release, businesses today require seamless payment integration into their workflows. They are seeking fewer vendors and minimizing bottlenecks. Companies that are positioned for growth are looking to offer a comprehensive payments and treasury management system. With this objective in mind, the new funding aims to help Sokin advance its initiatives.

The facility is expected to fortify Sokin’s financial position and reduce borrowing costs. It will also enable the company to continue providing secure and cost-effective solutions to its customers while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.