Satispay is a financial platform built around a simple idea: empowering people through finance by bringing your everyday finances into one place. You can pay, save, and invest from a single app, without the complexity that usually comes with financial services.
We started in 2015 as a payment network, became an Italian unicorn in 2022, and have kept expanding ever since - into corporate welfare, Buy Now Pay Later, and investing, with debit cards in partnership with Mastercard marking our natural evolution toward banking.
Today 6.5 million people and 450,000+ affiliated stores use Satispay: proof of what making financial services accessible to everyone looks like in practice, whether you're paying, getting paid, or managing welfare for a company.
Our goal is straightforward: building the most loved platform in the world for managing your financial life. Behind it is a team of 750+ talented people across Europe, and we're still growing.
If you'd like to be part of it, take a look at our open roles.
Moonfare is a leading global private equity investment platform and manager that provides eligible individual investors and family offices on a global scale access to institutional-quality private market opportunities, primaries, secondaries, and co-investments at lower minimums.
A pioneer in widening access to private assets, we help our clients build diversified portfolios designed for long-term wealth creation with reduced volatility. This goes beyond offering funds from top-tier managers such as KKR, Carlyle, and EQT. Drawing on our global reach, we are able to identify and source a broader range of private equity opportunities that others can’t, including proprietary Moonfare investment products comprising carefully curated co-investments, secondaries and direct deals.
Independent and exclusively focused on private equity, Moonfare is trusted by over 5,500 investors and has €3.8 billion in assets under management (AuM). Headquartered in Berlin, we operate in 24 countries, with offices in New York, London, Zürich, Singapore, Paris and Luxembourg.
Private markets investments carry risk, including illiquidity and possible loss of capital. Not for retail distribution where restricted.