Dutch FinTech POM strengthens European position through acquisition of Denmark’s FarPay

Dutch FinTech company POM announced it has acquired its Danish sector peer FarPay in order to set a new European standard for the automation of invoicing processes, payments, and accounts receivable management.

The acquisition was supported by investment company Vortex Capital Partner.

“We are thrilled to welcome FarPay into POM,” says Martijn Brand, CEO of POM Group. “We are combining POM’s focus on intelligent payment solutions, dunning, and receivables management with FarPay’s strength in end-to-end automation of invoicing and payments. By bringing FarPay and POM together, we are creating a leading European platform that offers companies and their customers the best user experience and true peace of mind when paying and collecting outstanding invoices.”

In 2025, European FinTech activity in invoicing, accounts-receivable automation and B2B payments has been marked by several notable funding rounds, providing useful context for the POM-Farpay acquisition.

Frankfurt-based Donnerstag.ai’s €4.3 million raise to expand its AI-powered receivables platform; London/Stockholm-based Mimo securing €7.7 million to scale its B2B payments and invoice-processing solution; Milan-based Sibill closing a €12 million Series A to further develop its all-in-one finance platform for SMEs; and Oslo-based Two raising €13 million to scale its B2B payments infrastructure .

Additionally, Amsterdam/Lithuania-based Factris secured a €100 million facility to expand SME invoice-factoring capacity across Europe.

In total, these 2025 announcements represent roughly €136 million of fresh capital in the sector.

Within this landscape, POM’s acquisition of Denmark-based FarPay stands out as a consolidation move rather than a funding event, combining POM’s receivables and payment-management capabilities with FarPay’s end-to-end invoicing automation.

As a cross-border combination between the Netherlands and Denmark, the move positions the group to operate at a broader European scale, aligning with wider sector trends toward integrated platforms and increased competitive pressure from newly funded peers.

“This marks the beginning of a new chapter in which we take the lead in the next generation of invoice and payment automation solutions in Europe,” adds Rasmus Overbeck Christensen, CEO of FarPay. “We have built a company that simplifies financial processes for thousands of customers. By joining forces with POM, we gain the strength to grow faster and further – and bring our shared vision to markets across Europe.”

The companies outline that the market for Accounts Receivables Automation is growing rapidly. Scale, technology, and ease of use are increasingly decisive factors. By combining their strengths, POM and FarPay look to create a technologically robust and scalable international platform that streamlines financial departments, while offering end users a smoother payment experience – supported by state-of-the-art AI-driven solutions.

Founded in 2014, POM is a provider of invoicing and accounts receivable management solutions. The company helps organisations optimise their invoicing processes and offers end customers a seamless payment experience.

Also founded in the same year, FarPay is a FinTech company specialising in the automation of invoicing and payment flows for businesses. The company offers an all-in-one platform that integrates seamlessly with accounting systems.

The acquisition marks a new chapter for both companies. For POM, it strengthens its position in Northern Europe. For FarPay, it opens the door to new markets and networks that will further elevate its technology.

All FarPay employees will remain on board, with the company continuing to operate as an independent brand within the POM Group, with its own team, management, and offices in Denmark. The closer collaboration with POM is meant to drive innovation and bring new features to market more quickly as part of the group’s European growth strategy.

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