Swedish Fintech Mynt Doubles Revenue to €30M and Hits 30,000 Customer Milestone

Swedish fintech Mynt has doubled its revenue to €30 million and passed 30,000 customers, according to the company. It offers financial tools to businesses across the Nordics, with a focus on AI that saves them time and money.

Mynt says it has exceeded 100% run-rate revenue growth since the start of 2026, which it calls a record-breaking year. Its leadership attributes the growth to a customer base that keeps expanding, with thousands of new businesses onboarded, and to added value across its suite of solutions. The company says this points to rising demand for what it sells.

Part of the growth has been supported by Mynt's acquisition of CostPocket, an Estonian-founded platform that uses artificial intelligence to process business expenses. Mynt also integrates with two accounting platforms: Fortnox, a Swedish provider, and e-conomic, a Danish platform that is a subsidiary of Visma Finance AB.

The company raised €22 million in Series B funding in 2024. Vor Capital led the round, and the global payments technology company Visa took part.

The company's stated ambition for the future is to become the financial platform for businesses, though the available text cuts off before the full statement. For the Nordic startup scene, the figures show a local fintech scaling quickly by pairing AI tools with existing accounting software that many Nordic businesses already use.