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Pliant Raises $80 Million to Open B2B Payments to AI Agents

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Pliant Raises $80 Million to Open B2B Payments to AI Agents

Pliant raised $80 million in a Series C funding round to deepen its B2B payment infrastructure’s capabilities around agentic payments and workflows, the company said in a Wednesday (Nov. 4) press release.

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The Berlin-headquartered company will also use the new funding to support its expansion in the United States and Canada and to prepare its entry into additional international markets, according to the release.

This round follows an April 2025 Series B funding round in which Pliant raised $40 million in new funding and brought its total funding to more than $100 million. At that time, Pliant was readying its expansion to the U.S.

Pliant’s modular B2B payments platform provides commercial card issuing, payment accounts, foreign exchange and spend management for businesses and artificial intelligence agents. The platform is used by businesses to manage complex payment workflows and by FinTechs, software platforms and banks to build and operate their own commercial payment offerings, according to the Wednesday press release.

Pliant’s platform includes its own AI agents that help customers automate recurring finance work. It also allows third-party agents to connect to the platform via Model Context Protocol (MCP) and embed payment workflows into business processes, per the release.

Pliant CEO and Co-Founder Malte Rau said in the release that the company’s platform has been API-first from day one and that Pliant has adopted AI both in its platform and in the company’s own operations.


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