Biller Genie Secures $22M Series B to Scale Global Accounts Receivable Automation

Biller Genie, the Orlando based accounts receivable automation provider, secured 22 million dollars in Series B funding today. Radian Capital led the investment round, supported by existing stakeholders who have championed the firm since its early stages. This capital injection is designed to propel the fintech firm from its Florida roots into a major global competitor within the automated billing space.

CEO Thomas Aronica and President Garima Shah emphasized that while the company was already growing profitably on its own cash, the partnership with Radian Capital provides the operational depth needed for rapid scale. The leadership team noted that the decision to raise was driven by a desire for strategic leverage rather than a simple necessity for capital. This lean and scrappy approach has already allowed the company to process billions in annual invoice volume for its clients.

The newly acquired funds are earmarked for significant international expansion, with an immediate focus on entering the United Kingdom market. To support this growth, Biller Genie plans to aggressively build out its engineering and leadership departments. These new hires will focus on localizing the platform for different regulatory environments and enhancing the core automation technology to meet the needs of diverse global markets.

Streamlining the Invoice to Cash Cycle

The company serves small and medium sized enterprises across various sectors, including manufacturing, wholesale, and professional services. Its cloud based platform streamlines the entire invoice to cash cycle, handling everything from bill presentation and automated follow ups to payment collection and reconciliation. A key differentiator for the software is its ability to integrate with existing accounting systems without requiring customers to change their current workflows.

Early champion Henry Helgeson remains a key supporter of the firm, having backed the vision long before the recent surge in automated fintech solutions. The company's mission remains fixed on becoming a unicorn that disrupts traditional, manual accounts receivable methods. With the Series B officially closed, the team describes this next phase as a rocket ship moment intended to prove that profitable growth can still be explosive.

As noted by FinSMEs, the company is now well positioned to build out the specialized teams required for its next chapter of growth. The expansion will likely include new integrations and features designed to further reduce the time it takes for SMEs to collect payments and manage liquidity. By strengthening the engineering team, the firm aims to maintain its technical edge while navigating complex international banking requirements.