Key facts
- It has raised $573.0M across 5 recorded rounds; the latest was Early Stage VC ($14.8M) in May 2023.
- Notable investors include 500 Global, Village Capital, StartX (US), DNX Ventures, Greylock — 50 tracked in total.
- 1 investment vehicle was formed to buy PayJoy shares in the last 12 months, reporting $9.2M sold to 15 investors, per SEC Form D filings.
- PayJoy has filed 6 Form Ds with the SEC since 2015, most recently Nov 2023 ($14.8M sold to 23 investors).
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
- ·Post-money valuations for all 5 rounds
- ·The complete investor list — 50 names
- ·Watchlist + deal alerts for PayJoy
Funding rounds
5 roundsSecondary demand: investment vehicles
from SEC Form D filingsIn the last 12 months, 1 investment vehicle were formed to buy PayJoy shares, reporting $9.2M sold to 15 investors. Most recent filing Jun 2026. Vehicles like these are how secondary buyers pool demand for a name; a rising count is a demand signal.
About PayJoy
Provider of consumer financing services intended for people in emerging markets. The company's services permit customers to register at a local merchant with their identity, choose a smartphone, make a deposit, and select a payment plan of their choice, enabling underbanked segment customers to receive affordable smartphone financing.
- Sector
- Financial Services
- HQ
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Founded
- 2015
- Employees
- 1,000
- Website
- payjoy.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
PayJoy doesn't have a composite mark yet — a PA Mark is published once enough pricing inputs exist (trade prints, fund marks, round prices). The rest of the record below builds toward it.
Recorded secondary trades
No secondary trades in PayJoy shares have been recorded yet. When a print lands — third-party, direct report, or platform — it appears here with structure, source, and price.
Institutional fund marks
No SEC-registered fund has reported a fair-value mark on PayJoy in its N-PORT filings yet. We sweep new filings monthly.