Revolutionizing Mortgage Management: Sprive Secures £5.5M in Funding
In a bold move to reshape the UK mortgage landscape, Sprive, the nation’s only independent mortgage overpayment app, has successfully secured £5.5 million in funding. This significant investment, led by Ascension, with participation from Channel4Ventures, Velocity Capital, and Two Magnolias, marks a pivotal moment for early-stage consumer fintech, demonstrating that innovative solutions can attract vital investment even in a challenging funding environment. As household debt linked to mortgages reaches alarming heights, Sprive is positioning itself uniquely to empower homeowners across Britain to repay their mortgages faster, thus liberating them from the suffocating grip of interest costs.
The necessity for a fresh approach to mortgage management has never been clearer, particularly with 80% of UK household debt now composed of mortgages.
As interest rates climb, homeowners are increasingly seeking new strategies to alleviate their financial burdens. Sprive not only enables users to make faster mortgage repayments through their daily purchases, but it also actively identifies better mortgage deals, ensuring that homeowners remain in control of their financial destinies. In an age where the average mortgage term extends beyond retirement age, Sprive is stepping up to offer solutions that prioritize the financial well-being of its users.
Following its launch just three years ago, Sprive has garnered notable recognition within the financial sector and stands out among its peers. Recently selected by NatWest as one of only five fintechs for their inaugural growth program, Sprive's innovative approach is being validated by top-tier industry players. CEO Jinesh Vohra expresses his confidence in this momentum, remarking, “Our average user is on track to cut three years off their mortgage term and save over £100 million collectively in interest. We’re dedicated to facilitating financial freedom for homeowners.” As Sprive begins to scale its marketing efforts, directed by savvy partners like Channel 4 Ventures and Velocity Capital, it's set for transformative growth—making it an enticing prospect for investors looking to back a disruptive company in the evolving fintech space.
Click here for a full list of 6,908+ startup investors in the UK