Borza terjatev is a technology company.
Borza terjatev has raised $320K across 1 funding round.
Borza terjatev has raised $320K in total across 1 funding round.
Borza terjatev has raised $320K in total across 1 funding round.
Borza terjatev's investors include Julien Coustaury, Roger Blott, Fil Rouge Capital (FRC).
Borza terjatev d.o.o., operating as the Invoice Exchange (borzaterjatev.si), is Slovenia's first and leading online peer-to-peer (P2P) finance platform for businesses.[1][2][5] It connects companies with surplus liquidity (corporate investors) to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking working capital by trading overdue corporate claims and invoices, providing same-day funding and attractive returns on low-risk receivables.[1][3][5] Serving over 270 active Slovenian companies, the platform has facilitated more than €390 million in financing as of June 2022, with €4 million in annual revenue and a team of 11 based in Ljubljana.[4][5] It solves the liquidity gap in Slovenia, where companies hold over €4 billion in low-yield bank assets amid reduced bank lending.[5]
Borza terjatev launched at the end of 2015 as Slovenia's pioneering online marketplace for overdue corporate claims, evolving into a full P2P finance platform called the Invoice Exchange.[1][5] The idea emerged amid Slovenia's financial challenges: companies sitting on €4 billion in non-interest-bearing bank accounts and €2 billion in near-zero-interest fixed deposits, while banks halved corporate loans over the prior decade.[5] Early traction built quickly, with expansion to Croatia in late 2020 via P2P Finance (p2pfinance.hr).[5] The company earned the European Commission's Seal of Excellence in 2020 and Dun & Bradstreet's Silver Creditworthiness Certificate in 2021, backed by the European Commission, Republic of Slovenia, and domestic/foreign investors.[5]
Borza terjatev rides the fintech wave in P2P lending and invoice financing, addressing SME liquidity crunches in post-crisis Europe where banks retreated from corporate loans.[5] Timing aligns with rising demand for alternative finance amid low bank interest rates and excess corporate cash, unlocking billions in idle assets for productive use.[5] Market forces like digitalization of finance and EU support for innovative platforms favor its growth, influencing Slovenia's startup ecosystem by democratizing access to capital for SMEs and fostering cross-border expansion (e.g., Croatia).[2][5] As a liquidity bridge, it reduces reliance on traditional banking, boosting economic resilience in the region.[3]
Borza terjatev is poised for regional scaling, potentially deepening in the Balkans or EU markets, leveraging its €390M track record and awards to attract more investors amid persistent SME funding gaps.[5] Trends like AI-driven risk assessment, blockchain for claims trading, and regulatory tailwinds for fintech will shape its path, enhancing speed and trust. Its influence may evolve from a Slovenian pioneer to a key player in European P2P finance, further unlocking idle liquidity for growth—cementing its role as the go-to invoice exchange for businesses seeking efficient capital flow.[1][5]
Borza terjatev has raised $320K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $320K Seed in November 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2016 | $320K Seed | Julien Coustaury, Roger Blott, Fil Rouge Capital (FRC) |