Exclusive: Goldman Sachs Leads $60M Series C For Personal Loan Fintech Kashable

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TLDR

  • Kashable raised a $60M Series C led by Goldman Sachs to expand employer-sponsored low-cost loans and financial wellness benefits.

Key Facts

  • Goldman Sachs Alternatives committed up to $50M, with $25M upfront and $25M to follow subject to undisclosed conditions.
  • Existing investors Revolution and EJF Ventures also participated; total equity and debt raised now exceeds $450M since 2013.
  • Kashable is profitable, has funded nearly $2B in loans, and expects to surpass $500M in loan volume in 2026.
  • The platform reaches over 4 million employees across 600+ employers, including Amazon, UPS, IKEA, and the State of Illinois.

Why It Matters

  • Loans repaid via payroll reduce default risk, letting Kashable offer lower rates than credit cards or payday lenders.
  • A tripled valuation since its January 2024 Series B reflects the company’s reported 40%+ year-over-year growth in 2026.

Mary Ann Azevedo, Crunchbase News · 2026-04-27 · Read the original

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