OpenFin was founded in 2010 as a fintech company building software for financial institutions. It provided a modern operating system and unified workspace for finance, focused on secure deployment, interoperability, and productivity.
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| Date | Round | PPS (split-adj.) | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 2021 | Series D | ||
| Aug 2019 | Series C | ||
| Jun 2017 | Series B | ||
| Oct 2015 | Series A | ||
| Feb 2013 | Seed |
OpenFin announced a $35 million Series D round in May, led by Bank of America with participation from Pivot Investment Partners and ING Ventures. The company said the new capital would support continued growth after the funding round.
ING Ventures made a strategic investment in OpenFin, and the company said ING became the seventh major financial institution to invest. That backing signals unusually broad adoption and validation inside global banking.
OpenFin said SC Ventures' investment would help it meet growing demand for digital workspaces and app stores. A separate industry note described OpenFin as used by over 90% of major global banks.
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No. As of March 2026, OpenFin is a private company and does not trade on any public stock exchange. Accredited investors can access OpenFin shares through UpMarket, a FINRA-registered broker-dealer that specializes in pre-IPO investments.
OpenFin does not have a public stock price because it is privately held. The most recent known share price comes from its last funding round. Pre-IPO share prices on the secondary market may differ from the last round price depending on supply, demand, and market conditions.
Yes. Accredited investors can indicate interest in OpenFin shares through UpMarket by filling out the form on this page or creating an account at upmarket.co. All pre-IPO offerings are subject to availability and require a $50,000 minimum investment. UpMarket is a FINRA-registered broker-dealer and has brokered more than $500M in alternative investments since 2019.
Pre-IPO investments carry significant risks. OpenFin shares are illiquid, meaning there is no public market to sell them quickly. There is no guaranteed exit timeline or return. The investment is speculative in nature, and investors should be prepared for the possibility of total loss. Valuations of private companies can fluctuate substantially between funding rounds. Investors should consult their financial advisor and review all offering documents before investing.
In a pre-IPO transaction, accredited investors purchase shares from existing shareholders (such as employees, early investors, or other holders) through secondary market platforms. The company itself does not issue new shares in these transactions. UpMarket facilitates these trades as a FINRA-registered broker-dealer, handling compliance, documentation, and settlement on behalf of both parties.
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OpenFin builds a unified workspace and operating system for financial institutions and reported $16.3M in 2023 revenue, after raising a $35M Series D led by Bank of America — accredited investors can access OpenFin stock through UpMarket.