GrailPay Raises $10.5M Series A

GrailPay, based in New York, a risk and data network for B2B payments, has secured $10.5 million in Series A funding. This investment brings the company's total funding to $17.2 million to date. The funding will support the growth of the company's Payments Identity Network, which provides critical risk decisioning and authentication infrastructure for the future of instant, agentic business payments.

Investors

The funding round was led by MissionOG, a venture capital firm focused on high-growth financial services, payments, and data platform businesses. Additional participants in the round included EJF Ventures, Counterpart Ventures, Construct Capital, Commerce Ventures, and SSC Venture Partners.

GrailPay Use of Funds

GrailPay plans to utilize the Series A capital to accelerate data analytics, modeling research, and go-to-market penetration into agentic and instant payment use cases. The funds will also support the expansion of the Payments Identity Network to increase coverage for banking infrastructure, payment processors, embedded fintech platforms, and AR/AP systems.

About GrailPay

Founded as a modern bank payments API platform, GrailPay provides a composable risk decisioning engine paired with a payments platform. The company's technology is designed to move money instantly and autonomously, replacing outdated batch-based systems with a trust layer that leverages first-party processing data and third-party sources to verify bank account risk for industries including fintech, banking, and embedded finance.

Funding Details

Company Website: https://grailpay.com

Company: GrailPay
Raised: $10.5M
Round: Series A
Funding Date: June 25, 2026
Lead Investor: MissionOG
Additional Investors: EJF Ventures, Counterpart Ventures, Construct Capital, Commerce Ventures, SSC Venture Partners
Company Website: www.grailpay.com
Software Category: Fintech
Source: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260625533025/en/GrailPay-Raises-%2410.5M-Series-A-to-Scale-Risk-Decisioning-Infrastructure-for-the-Future-of-Instant-Agentic-Payments