Anyfin - Revolutionizing Debt Management with Mobile Loan Refinancing
Anyfin, a Stockholm-based fintech, helps consumers refinance loans via their phones, reducing interest costs by up to 50%. With over 1 million downloads, it’s expanding across Europe, offering a smarter way to manage debt.
Debt gets expensive fast when rates jump.
Anyfin is a Stockholm fintech that lets consumers refinance existing loans from their phone, then track and manage the new debt in one place.
The pitch is simple. Send in your current loan details, Anyfin underwrites you on your actual risk profile, and if they can beat your rate they refinance it and pay off the old lender. In earlier markets, they said customers cut interest costs by around 50% on average.
This is a lending business, not a lead-gen site. Anyfin makes money on the interest of the refinanced loan, and it scales with cheaper funding lines and better underwriting, not with ads.
The team is Nordic product pedigree. CEO Mikael Hussain, CTO Sven Perkmann, and COO Filip Polhem started Anyfin in 2017, with backgrounds that include Klarna, Spotify, and iZettle.
Traction looks real. The company reported more than 1 million app downloads and said customers have saved a combined €68 million, while expanding from Sweden and Finland into Norway and Germany.
Funding followed the expansion curve: $30M Series B in 2020, $52M in fresh equity plus over $500M of debt capital disclosed in 2021, and a €30M Series C announced in January 2023, with backers including Northzone, Accel, EQT Ventures, FinTech Collective, and Citi Ventures.
Anyfin is a FinTech of the Day pick by FinBox Solutions because “refi your expensive credit” gets more relevant in a high-rate Europe, and because consumer lending winners are built on unit economics and risk models, not vibes.
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If you were building Anyfin’s next market, would you go deeper in Germany or open a new EU country first?
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