
British startup Outpost raises €15 million to build liability-free cross-border commerce platform
Will Mahon-Heap, CEO and Founder at Outpost, who previously led Revolut’s international expansion, says: “Brexit, shifting tariffs, and regulatory fragmentation have made cross-border commerce more hostile than at any point in the last two decades. Merchants are forced to choose between spending millions on consultants and local entity setup, or carrying enormous risk on payments and compliance.
“Outpost exists to eliminate that trade-off. We’ve built the only infrastructure that handles everything from local payment processing to full tax liability, allowing companies to treat international expansion with the same ease as selling locally.”
Recent EU-Startups reporting highlights several funding rounds across adjacent areas of cross-border payments, tax compliance, and international commerce infrastructure.
London-based Sokin raised €42.9 million to expand its global payments and multi-currency treasury infrastructure for businesses operating internationally. Also in London, Yonda Tax secured €12 million to scale its platform automating VAT, GST, and sales-tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions. In Sweden, Polar raised €8.6 million to develop its payments and monetisation platform for software companies, while Finland’s eBrands secured €7.5 million to expand its AI-enabled platform helping consumer brands grow internationally.
The presence of both Sokin and Yonda Tax in London highlights the UK’s role as a hub for companies addressing the operational complexity of international payments, taxation, and compliance.
Across the four EU-Startups reports referenced above, funding totals approximately €71 million, indicating sustained investor interest in platforms designed to simplify international market access and financial operations for online businesses.
Nick Shalek, General Partner at Ribbit, adds: “Cross-border commerce represents a massive, multi-trillion dollar opportunity that has been historically held back by fragmented infrastructure. Outpost isn’t just offering a better payment gateway; they’ve introduced a novel model that fundamentally changes how merchants access global markets. By absorbing the operational and compliance burdens that stifle expansion, Outpost is building a category-defining platform for the next era of global trade.”
Founded in 2024, Outpost is a borderless commerce infrastructure company. By acting as a legally liable entity for payments, tax, and compliance, Outpost reportedly increases payment approval rates and shields customers from audit risk.
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