CellPoint, a payments technology provider focused on the airline and hospitality industries, has secured $34 million in funding from UK investment firm Toscafund while also appointing a new leadership team.
According to FinTech Global, the fresh capital is intended to support the expansion of CellPoint’s payment infrastructure offering to travel-sector clients across Europe.
Expanding Payments for Travel Businesses
Airlines and hospitality companies operate in an environment where payments can become particularly complex.
Customers may pay in different currencies, use different payment methods and make purchases across multiple markets. Businesses in the travel industry therefore require payment infrastructure that can handle large transaction volumes while supporting international customers.
CellPoint specialises in this area, providing payment technology designed for travel-sector businesses.
The new investment is expected to help the company expand its infrastructure and strengthen its offering to clients across Europe.
New Leadership and Fresh Investment
Alongside the $34 million investment, CellPoint has appointed a new leadership team.
The combination of new management and fresh capital gives the company additional resources as it works to grow its presence in the specialist B2B payments market.
Toscafund’s investment also comes during a period when investors are showing renewed interest in payment infrastructure companies that serve specialised industries.
European Fintech Market Remains Mixed
The investment arrives despite a more challenging environment for European fintech overall.
European fintech investment reportedly fell 11 percent year-over-year in 2025 to $16.3 billion.
However, specialist B2B payment infrastructure businesses continue to attract interest because companies still need reliable systems for processing increasingly complex digital transactions.
CellPoint’s focus on airlines and hospitality gives it a specific market rather than competing directly across every area of financial technology.
The new funding will allow the company to expand its payment infrastructure across Europe while the new leadership team takes charge of the next phase of its growth.
The deal highlights the continued investor interest in specialised financial infrastructure even as the wider fintech funding market remains more selective.
