Airwallex has raised US$320 million in Series H funding. The investment increases the global payments firm’s valuation to US$11 billion and will fund its expansion into AI-driven financial software.
Returning investor Addition led the funding round, with participation from Baillie Gifford, Hummingbird, QED Investors, T. Rowe Price, Hedosophia, Haun Ventures, Washington University in St. Louis, and Amex Ventures.
Airwallex stated the fresh capital will accelerate product development across autonomous finance.
The company plans to expand its infrastructure and regulatory presence in new markets.
“We believe this is the most consequential moment in the history of global finance, and we are building accordingly,”
said Jack Zhang, co-founder and CEO, Airwallex.
Alongside the funding, Airwallex is launching two new products targeting autonomous finance.
The first is T:0, an AI-native platform designed to manage business finance functions including bookkeeping, forecasting, taxes, and compliance.
The product is currently in private beta.
The company is introducing Airi, a consumer wallet that will incorporate its existing one-click checkout capabilities at launch.
Airwallex plans to expand Airi into a broader infrastructure supporting delegated payments, spend limits, and multi-currency balances.
In March 2026, Airwallex reached US$1.3 billion in annualised revenue and US$287 billion in annualised transaction volume.
This Series H round follows a previous valuation of US$8 billion in December 2025.
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