Polish Fintech Cashy Secures 3 Million PLN to Fuel CEE Expansion

Polish fintech Cashy has raised 3 million PLN from new investors to scale its operations in Poland and prepare for expansion into Central and Eastern European markets, the company announced in a press release.

The new funding comes from Maciej Zientara and Opoka TFI, a fund belonging to Maciej and Wojciech Duda.

Cashy provides embedded finance services that allow large companies to use their own financial surpluses or available credit lines to accelerate invoice payments for their suppliers. This model is designed to improve cash flow for subcontractors and strengthen supply chain relationships.

“Supply chain stability is a key competitive advantage today in industries like construction and manufacturing,” said Jakub Wrede, CEO of Cashy. “The interest from clients shows that for large companies, earlier payments are not a problem but an investment in projects, in relationships with contractors, and in predictability. Thanks to our new investors, we can now grow even faster in Poland and plan our next steps for development.”

The platform is currently used by over 1,000 companies, primarily small and medium-sized enterprises. By the end of November, the total volume of accelerated invoices processed through Cashy this year surpassed 450 million PLN.

The company is seeing strong momentum in its transaction volumes, which are expected to drive future growth.

“Currently, the monthly volume of accelerated payments on Cashy reaches 70-80 million PLN,” said Edmund Kubeczka, Sales Director at Cashy. “Considering our growth rate and sales plans, we expect to reach 1.5 billion PLN in turnover in 2026.”