Wealthtech platform Syfe has raised $80 million in its Series C funding round to boost its presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The latest investment includes $53 million in a new C2 tranche and adds to the $27 million raised earlier in August 2024 during its C1 round. This brings Syfe’s total funding to $132 million.
The new round was led by two UK-based family offices and supported by existing investors Unbound and Valar Ventures. The company did not reveal the exact valuation but confirmed it has increased significantly.
This funding comes shortly after Syfe’s acquisition of Selfwealth, one of Australia’s largest retail investment platforms. This acquisition has helped Syfe grow its user base in Australia, which is now one of its key markets alongside Singapore and Hong Kong.
Dhruv Arora, Founder and CEO of Syfe, shared that the platform is designed to serve the growing mass affluent population—people with a few hundred thousand to a few million dollars in investable assets. He said, “We understand what these investors need, and we’re building solutions made for them.”
Originally launched as a robo-advisory platform in Singapore, Syfe now manages over $10 billion in assets. In 2025 alone, its Hong Kong business has doubled in size. The Selfwealth deal is expected to strengthen Syfe’s role in Australia’s direct investing space.
To support growth, Syfe is investing in AI and automation to enhance both efficiency and customer experience. It has also expanded its leadership team, hiring industry veterans like Sanjeev Malik (ex-BlackRock) and Dane Ricketts (formerly with P&G and Grab).
Syfe plans to use the new funds to expand its products, improve technology, and reach more customers across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia.
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