Drip Capital Tops $9 Billion in Trade Finance, Targets Aggressive Growth Amid Shifting Supply Chains

New updates have been reported about Drip Capital.

Drip Capital has surpassed $9 billion in cumulative trade finance volume since its 2016 launch, underscoring its expanding role as small and mid-sized businesses face tighter credit, tariff volatility, and supply-chain diversification away from China. The company processed about $2 billion of that volume in fiscal 2025–26 and is aiming to exceed $11 billion in total transactions by 2027, implying roughly 25% growth in business volumes over that period.

CEO and co-founder Pushkar Mukewar said U.S. SMBs are navigating one of the most disruptive global trade environments in decades, and highlighted Drip Capital’s focus on collateral-free, cross-border financing tailored to this segment. The firm leverages nearly ten years of trade data and proprietary AI and machine learning models to underwrite risk, verify documentation, and assess counterparties in real time, enabling approvals within 24–48 hours and scaling volumes without a commensurate rise in operating costs.

This technology-driven model is designed to make serving smaller and mid-market exporters and importers economically viable at a time when traditional banks are pulling back and many alternative lenders lack scale or speed. Drip Capital is also investing in its U.S. footprint, positioning that market as a major growth driver as companies reconfigure sourcing and rebuild supply chains, particularly away from single-country dependence.

In parallel, Drip Capital operates a B2B commerce platform that connects clients with vetted buyers and suppliers worldwide, allowing businesses to both identify trade partners and secure financing through a single infrastructure layer. Management frames this combined financing and marketplace offering as central to addressing the estimated $1.8 trillion global trade finance gap and to embedding Drip Capital more deeply in international supply-chain workflows.

To date, Drip Capital reports serving over 11,000 businesses across more than 100 countries and has built a partner ecosystem that includes major capital providers, logistics firms, and insurance and invoicing platforms, supporting both funding capacity and distribution. The company remains privately held and backed by global investors, positioning it to continue scaling its trade finance and B2B commerce infrastructure as demand for faster, collateral-free cross-border financing grows.