Yapily posts profit, sits out open banking mergers
UK fintech Yapily swung from a £16.2 million loss to a £355,000 profit in 2025, with revenue climbing from £6.7 million to £16.7 million. The CEO said no new funding has been needed since its 2021 Series B, and Yapily plans to stay independent for now as rivals consolidate. Instead, the company is growing by focusing on existing customers and hiring engineers ahead of regulatory changes.
- 2025 profit swung to £355,000 from a £16.2m loss
- Revenues increased from £6.7m to £16.7m
- Yapily passed on M&A, opting for slow growth
- No new funding rounds since 2021
- Open banking sector is heavily consolidating
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